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 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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