AWWI's Mission and Methods

The American Wind Wildlife Institute has a two-part mission: To facilitate timely and responsible development of wind energy, while protecting wildlife and wildlife habitat.

AWWI was created and is sustained by a unique collaboration of environmentalists, conservationists, state wildlife agencies, and wind industry leaders. Our purpose is to help lay the scientific groundwork and best practices for wind farm siting and operations, through targeted initiatives: wind-wildlife research, landscape assessment, mitigation, and education.

AWWI partner organizations are committed to these principles:

  • Comprehensive, high-quality science will reduce uncertainty and guide informed decision-making about the most difficult siting issues
  • The best creative problem-solving happens through cross-sector collaboration among diverse, committed stakeholders
  • Leaders from the wind industry, environmental nonprofits, and state wildlife agencies, working together, will build powerful momentum for change

We invite interested companies, organizations and individuals to partner with AWWI in support of responsible wind energy development and wind-wildlife research, resources, and education.

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Wind-Wildlife Updates

Posted January 17, 2012

GIS-Based Tools for Renewable Energy Webinars: Three Webinars presenting state-of-the-art GIS-based tools for...

Posted December 20, 2011

AWWI Announces New Board of Directors for 2012: The American Wind Wildlife Institute (AWWI) has elected two new...

Posted December 16, 2011

AWWI’s Allison Discusses Wind Wildlife on Dec 21: The U.S. Department of Energy’s Wind Powering America 2011...

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