The Tethys team has compiled educational resources to enhance awareness and understanding of wind energy and its environmental considerations while preparing the next generation of energy professionals. These materials are designed for learners of all ages and educational backgrounds. Educators, schools, museums, science camps, and other organizations may find these resources valuable for creating engaging educational content or developing curricula focused on the environmental aspects of wind energy.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or would like to contribute to Tethys, please reach out to tethys@pnnl.gov.
Tethys Resources
Tethys is a repository for thousands of journal articles, reports, conference papers, theses, and presentations pertinent to the environmental effects of Wind Energy. Documents can be easily searched and filtered in the Knowledge Base, a smart and searchable table, or the Map Viewer, a searchable map showing only documents associated with a physical location.
Each document is manually added and tagged by a trained team of researchers to assure a high quality of relevant information. Documents are tagged with relevant environmental stressors (e.g., noise, collision) and receptors (e.g., birds, marine mammals) to highlight some of the key environmental concerns and enable comprehensive topical searches. For more information on each of the tags used throughout Tethys, check out the Glossary.
