NY Technical Workshop on Wind/Wildlife Issues - Sponsored by NYSERDA

Presentations

August 2-3, 2006
Albany, NY

The following presentations were given at the NY Technical Workshop on Wind/Wildlife Issues:

• Wildlife Characterization and Assessment of Actual or Potential Impacts from Wind Development
  Jessica Kerns

• How do We Characterize Bird and Bat Species Presence and Activity at a Site? And What Methods are Available?
  Todd Mabee

• Post-Construction Monitoring: Birds and Bats
  Paul Kerlinger

• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Priority Issues, Questions, and Concerns for Post Construction Monitoring Panel Discussion
  Al Manville

• How do We Ensure the Rigor of Data in Both Pre and Post-Construction Studies?
  Wally Erickson

• What Methods Are Available To Assess Approaches For Evaluating Impact To Wildlife Species? What Is The Effectiveness Of The Methods?
  Dale Strickland

• What Methods are Available to Predict or Measure the Relationship between the Presence of a Species and its Risk of Impact with a Wind Facility?
  Wally Erickson

• What Mitigation Strategies have been Considered, Adopted, Evaluated? Have they been Successful?
  Ed Arnett

• What is Adaptive Resource Management? Has it been Applied at Wind Development Sites? What can we Learn from Sites in the Cases where it has been Applied?
  Jan Beyea

• What Should be Considered for Post Construction Habitat Management; Are there Lessons, Rules of Thumb to Consider?
  Rob Manes