Action on multiple fronts, illegal poisoning and wind farm planning, is required to reverse the decline of the Egyptian vulture in southern Spain
Author: Sanz-Aguilar, Ana; et al.
Spain, Wildlife
Raptor Interactions with Wind Energy: Case Studies from Around the World
Author: Watson, Richard; et al.
Wildlife
Impacts of Wind Turbines on Redheads in the Laguna Madre
Author: Lange, Corey; et al.
Texas, Wildlife
Living in habitats affected by wind turbines may result in an increase in corticosterone levels in ground dwelling animals
Author: Łopucki, Rafał; et al.
Health, Wildlife
Wind turbines impact bat activity, leading to high losses of habitat use in a biodiversity hotspot
Author: Millon, Lara; et al.
New Caledonia, Wildlife
Gone with the Wind: Implications of Wind Development for Raptor Populations
Author: Naylor, Lauren
U.S., Wildlife
Top 10 Myths About Wind Energy and Birds
Author: Hutchins, Michael
Wildlife
Indirect Impacts of Wind Farms on Terrestrial Mammals: Insights from the Disturbance and Exclusion Effects on Wolves (Canis lupus)
Author: Ferrão da Costa, Gonçalo; et al.
Portugal, Wildlife
Strong geographic and temporal patterns in conservation status of North American bats
Author: Hammerson, Geoffrey; et al.
Americas, U.S., Wildlife
Balanced solution to the cumulative threat of industrialized wind farm development on cinereous vultures (Aegypius monachus) in south-eastern Europe
Author: Vasilakis, Dimitris; Whitfield, D. Philip; and Kati, Vassiliki
Europe, Greece, Wildlife
Impact of wind energy on bats: A summary of our current knowledge
Author: Hein, Cris; and Schirmacher, Michael
Wildlife
Impacts of Wind Energy Development on Bats: A Global Perspective
Author: Arnett, Edward; Baerwald, Erin; Mathews, Fiona; Rodriques, Luisa; Rodríquez-Durán, Armando; Rydell, Jens; Villegas-Patrace, Rafael; and Voigt, Christian
Wildlife
Impacts of Wind Energy Development on Bats: Implications for Conservation
Author: Arnett, Edward; and Baerwald, Erin
Wildlife
Bird and bat species’ global vulnerability to collision mortality at wind farms revealed through a trait-based assessment
Author: Thaxter, Chris; et al.
Wildlife
Increasing evidence that bats actively forage at wind turbines
Author: Foo, Cecily; Bennett, Victoria; et al.
Wildlife
Bats probe the aerosphere during landscape-guided altitudinal flights
Author: Roeleke, Manuel; Mumrungsri, Sara; and Voigt, Christian
Wildlife
American Bird Conservancy letters to EDF Renewables: Vista Mountain project
Author: Hutchins, Michael
Texas, Wildlife
Understanding bird collisions at wind farms: An updated review on the causes and possible mitigation strategies
Author: Marques, Ana Teresa; et al.
Wildlife
Factors associated with bat mortality at wind energy facilities in the United States
Author: Thompson, M.; et al.
U.S., Wildlife
Bat flight height monitored from wind masts predicts mortality risk at wind farms
Author: Roemer, C.; et al.
Wildlife
Large-Scale Mitigation Experiment to Reduce Bat Fatalities at Wind Energy Facilities
Author: Baerwald, Erin; Edworthy, Jason; Barclay, Robert; and Holder, Matt
Wildlife
Reducing bat fatalities at wind facilities while improving the economic efficiency of operational mitigation
Author: Martin, Colleen; Arnett, Edward; Stevens, Richard; and Wallace, Mark
Vermont, Wildlife
Assessing Spring Direct Mortality to Avifauna from Wind Energy Facilities in the Dakotas
Author: Graff, Brianna; et al.
North Dakota, South Dakota, Wildlife
Wind Energy, Nest Success, and Post-Fledging Survival of Buteo Hawks
Author: Kolar, Patrick; and Bechard, Marc
Oregon, Wildlife
Geographic origins and population genetics of bats killed at wind-energy facilities
Author: Pylant, Cortney; et al.
Maryland, West Virginia, Wildlife
Habitat use of migratory bats killed during autumn at wind turbines
Author: Voigt, Christian; Lindecke, Oliver; Schönborn, Sophia; Kramer-Schadt, Stephanie; and Lehmann, David
Germany, Wildlife
Bat Mortality Due to Wind Turbines in Canada
Author: Zimmerling, Ryan; and Francis, Charles
Canada, Ontario, Wildlife
Effects of wind-energy facilities on breeding grassland bird distributions
Author: Shaffer, Jill; and Buhl, Deborah
North Dakota, South Dakota, Wildlife
Audubon letter: wind turbines near Monhegan Island, Maine
Author: Maine Audubon and National Audubon Society
Environment, Maine, Wildlife
Origins and migratory patterns of bats killed by wind turbines in southern Alberta: evidence from stable isotopes
Author: Baerwald, Erin; Patterson, Bill; and Barclay, Robert
Alberta, Wildlife
Home Range and Resource Selection by GPS-Monitored Adult Golden Eagles in the Columbia Plateau Ecoregion: Implications for Wind Power Development
Author: Watson, James; Duff, Andrew; and Davies, Robert
Oregon, Washington, Wildlife
Topography drives migratory flight altitude of golden eagles: implications for on-shore wind energy development
Author: Katzner, Todd; Brandes, David; Miller, Tricia; et al.
Wildlife
Bird collisions at an offshore platform in the North Sea
Author: Hüppop, Ommo; et al.
Germany, Wildlife
Fatalities at wind turbines may threaten population viability of a migratory bat
Author: Frick, Winifred; Baerwald, Erin; Pollock, Jacob; Barclay, Robert; Szymanski, Jennifer; et al.
Canada, Mexico, U.S., Wildlife
Effects of wind energy generation and white-nose syndrome on the viability of the Indiana bat
Author: Erickson, Richard; Thogmartin, Wayne; Diffendorfer, Jay; Russell, Robin; Szymanski, Jennifer
U.S., Wildlife
Patterns of migrating soaring migrants indicate attraction to marine wind farms
Author: Skov, Henrik; et al.
Europe, Wildlife
Ecological impact assessments fail to reduce risk of bat casualties at wind farms
Author: Lintott, Paul; Richardson, Suzanne; Hosken, David; Fensome, Sophie; and Mathews, Fiona
Environment, Regulations, Wildlife
This Land Was Your Land: A Closer Look at 80 by 50
Author: Bryce, Robert
Environment, U.S., Wildlife
Reply Brief of Petitioners Friends of the Columbia Gorge and Save Our Scenic Area v. Bonneville Power Administration
Author: Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Environment, Law, Washington, Wildlife
Selection of recent studies on birds and bats and wind turbines
Author: Various
Wildlife
