Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
Combining the Power of Science with the Voice of Collaboration to facilitate Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Conservation
Celebrating 10 years
We are a partnership of leaders in the wind industry, wildlife management agencies, and science and environmental organizations who collaborate on a shared mission:
To facilitate timely and responsible development of wind energy while protecting wildlife and wildlife habitat.
We solve wind-wildlife issues through:
We envision a future where wildlife and wind energy thrive, allowing all of us – wildlife and habitat included – to reap the climate change mitigation benefits that wind energy makes possible.
(March 20, 2018) As AWWI celebrates 10 years of collaboration and solutions for wind energy and wildlife, we are excited to announce three new Partners and Friends who have joined in 2018: Southern Power, Puget Sound Energy, and Sempra Renewables. Joining as a Partner, Southern Power, a subsidiary of Southern Company, is a leading U.S.......
(January 18, 2018) AWWI is excited to welcome Jim Murphy as Chair and Jenny McIvor as Vice Chair for our 2018 Board of Directors. Jim Murphy is Senior Counsel to the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), a leading wildlife advocacy and conservation organization, and was elected to the AWWI Board in July 2016. Jim served as......
(November 21, 2017) Wind energy developers, conservationists, biologists, engineers, and wildlife managers and regulators participated in the AWWI Open House on Tuesday, November 14. Over 60 attendees addressed issues surrounding wind energy and conservation, the importance of collaboration, and the groundbreaking opportunities of advanced technologies that are paving the way for the future. Held at......
(November 15, 2017) Save the Date: Wind Wildlife Research Meeting XII, Week of November 26, 2018 Location will be announced in early 2018. The 12th biennial Wind Wildlife Research Meeting (WWRM XII) will be held the week of November 26-30, 2018, with workshops beginning on November 27 and the meeting program beginning on November 28.......
AWWI’s success is based on wide collaboration with all who hold a stake in the success of wind energy and the protection of wildlife and habitat. By working together, we can move toward a common goal. Here is how you can help:
Offer your input and ideas to build the AWWI collaboration or support AWWI as a partner organization. To learn more about opportunities to engage with AWWI, contact us.
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