Birds and Bats - Key Research Needs and Ongoing Activities

Presentation

Title: Birds and Bats - Key Research Needs and Ongoing Activities

Author:

Lamb, J.; Forcey, G.; Lyons, D. ; Winship, A. ; Knaga, P.

Publication Date:

July 16, 2024

Event Name:

2024 State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries

Event Location:

Long Island, New York, USA

Video Series:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM4lFFdnaMAAh7u1i5ZOyaEZzMjl1IOGH

Affiliation

The Nature Conservancy, Normandeau Associates Inc, National Audubon Society, CSS, Inc, Canadian Wildlife Service

Technology:

Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind

Stressor:

Displacement

Receptor:

Bats, Birds

Language:

English

Document Access

Website:

External Link

Citation

Lamb, J.; Forcey, G.; Lyons, D. ; Winship, A. ; Knaga, P. (2024). Birds and Bats - Key Research Needs and Ongoing Activities [Presentation]. Presented at 2024 State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries, Long Island, New York, USA.

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month = {jul},
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keywords = {Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind, Displacement, Bats, Birds},
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TY - CONF
TI - Birds and Bats - Key Research Needs and Ongoing Activities
AU - Lamb, J
AU - Forcey, G
AU - Lyons, D
AU - Winship, A
AU - Knaga, P
T2 - 2024 State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries
C1 - Long Island, New York, USA
AB - Moderator: Kate WilliamsSynthetic analysis of post-construction displacement of marine birds from wind energy areas – Juliet LambInterannual variation in bird species, abundance, and activity at offshore wind farms – Greg ForceyGPS tracking of Maine’s seabirds indicates varied exposure to forthcoming offshore wind development – Dan LyonsApplication of spatial models of marine bird distributions to inform offshore wind energy development – Arliss WinshipRegional assessment of offshore wind impacts on Aerofauna in Canada – Paul Knaga
DA - 2024/07//
PY - 2024
UR - https://www.nyetwg.com/2024-workshop
LA - English
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Fixed Offshore Wind
KW - Displacement
KW - Bats
KW - Birds
ER -

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Abstract

Moderator: Kate Williams

Synthetic analysis of post-construction displacement of marine birds from wind energy areas – Juliet Lamb
Interannual variation in bird species, abundance, and activity at offshore wind farms – Greg Forcey
GPS tracking of Maine’s seabirds indicates varied exposure to forthcoming offshore wind development – Dan Lyons
Application of spatial models of marine bird distributions to inform offshore wind energy development – Arliss Winship
Regional assessment of offshore wind impacts on Aerofauna in Canada – Paul Knaga