Join us on May 19 to learn about upcoming research, funded by U.S. DOE, into how to create more effective deterrents and testing and evaluation of existing and newly emerging detection and deterrent technologies.

The meeting was packed with research offering progress and solutions that balance both wind energy development and wildlife conservation.

Updated for 2016! AWWI's “Wind Turbine Interactions with Wildlife and their Habitats” summarizes publicly available information about the adverse impacts of land-based wind power on wildlife in North America and the status of our knowledge regarding how to avoid or minimize these impacts.

What are the current trends in wind/wildlife research? How far has the science come since NWCC convened its first research meeting in 1994? Wind Wildlife Research Meetings tell the story.

The most recent NWCC webinar featured recently-released research on wind energy and grassland birds & ducks. Watch the recording and access the presentations and publications under previous webinars...

Visit the resources section to explore federal, state, and other wind-wildlife resources. This section provides links to information such as the U.S. DOE Wind Program and U.S. FWS wind energy development information.

Visit the tools page to access tools, including mapping and decision support tools and fatality estimators.