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Publication Deep Dive: AWWIC Technical Reports

Join REWI for a look into updated key publications from the American Wind Wildlife Information Center (AWWIC). The 3rd Edition Bat and Bird Technical Reports provide updated representations of species composition, timing, and magnitude of collisions with land-based wind energy turbines for bats and birds, respectively. In this webinar, the report authors will discuss the data, analysis, and implications for the updated resources, with time for Q&A at the end.

Speakers

  • Eric Schauber, Ph.D., REWI Director of Research & Programs
  • Ryan Butryn, M.Sc., REWI Information Science Program Lead
  • Shilo Felton, Ph.D., REWI Senior Scientist, Wind-Wildlife Program Lead

About AWWIC

The American Wind Wildlife Information Center (AWWIC) is a voluntary, cooperative initiative of wind energy companies and REWI to expand the availability and utility of data collected around wind turbines and better understand the patterns and drivers of impacts between wind energy and wildlife. This effort goes beyond mandatory permit reporting requirements to aggregate data across multiple projects and companies to better understand drivers of collision risk and minimize risks to wildlife. AWWIC is designed to maintain the confidentiality of non-public data while making more data available to support research.