AEI presents poster at 8th Wind and Wildlife Research Meeting
Updated: 2010-11-30 23:17:42
Oct 29 AEI presents poster at 8th Wind and Wildlife Research Meeting Effects of Noise on Wildlife Science Wind turbines Add comments I was pleased to be able to attend the 8th Wind and Wildlife Research Meeting which took place in Denver from October 19-21. Sponsored by the National Wind Coordinating Collaborative this event brings together folks from agencies , the academic research community , some NGOs , and the wind industry . The major focus is direct impacts on wildlife , including bat and bird strikes and habitat disruptions see this recap of the meeting from NWCC and view or download most presentations and posters here This year , for the first time , noise had a place at the table , with an oral presentation by one of the lead researcher on the recent breakthrough National Park
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