The Index of Sensitivity to Mortality MGI is a tool for assessing the mortality of wild animals in the context of projects and activities.
The MGI has been developed and consulted over many years. It enables to distinguish mortality risks relevant to nature conservation from less significant or negligible individual losses in terms of nature conservation and planning for the interpretation and implementation of legal norms. With the update and expansion that has now taken place, the contents have also been prepared in a more user-friendly manner for practical use. The complete publication now comprises Part I with the overarching legal, technical and planning methodological principles of the MGI methodology, Part II with eight application-related guidelines for specific project types and species groups, and Part III with the scientific data summarised in extensive appendices.
II.1 Collision risk to birds on overhead power lines (in German)
II.3 Wind Turbines (in German)
II.4 Offshore Wind Parks (in German)
II.5 Mortality risk to birds on overhead power lines due to electrocution (in German)
II.6 Bird Breeding Failure (in German)
II.7 Bats and Roads (in German)
II.8 Bats and Wind Turbines (in German)
Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN)
Dipl. Ing. Dirk Bernotat
Head of FG II 4.2 Impact regulation, traffic route planning
Alte Messe 6
D-04103 Leipzig
dirk.bernotat(at) bfn.de
Dipl. Biol. Dr. Volker Dierschke
Gavia EcoResearch
Tönnhäuser Dorfstr. 20
D-21423 Winsen (Luhe)
volker.dierschke(at) gmx.de
03.02.2022
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29.10.2021
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29.06.2021
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