Defining Directions for Wind-Wildlife Science

Many key questions about the effects of wind energy development on wildlife must be answered by focused scientific research. One of AWWI’s goals is to support research that has immediate and practical application in the siting of wind energy projects while reducing impacts to key wildlife species and their habitats.

Our National Wind-Wildlife Research Plan will define research priorities that best accomplish this objective in the next three to five years. Priorities will be developed by Dr. Taber Allison, AWWI’s Director of Research and Evaluation, with the active support of scientists and other technical experts.

Wind-Wildlife Updates

Posted May 06, 2013

AWWI’s Research Info System Enters Phase Two: Centralized database will securely collect and analyze decades of...

Posted January 15, 2013

2013 AWWI/NWCC Research Webinars: Join us for the next webinar on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 3:00...

Posted November 28, 2012

Research Meeting Presents Latest Findings: The nation’s leading scientists on wind energy and wildlife...

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