AWWI is a groundbreaking independent nonprofit working to solve wind-wildlife challenges through sound science and collaboration
Mission:
To facilitate timely and responsible development of wind energy while protecting wildlife and wildlife habitat
AWWI conducts and supports scientific research to better understand wind energy’s risks to wildlife and develop solutions to avoid, minimize, and offset those impacts. Built on a strong partnership of leaders, AWWI works collaboratively with the wind industry, conservation and science organizations, and wildlife management agencies to ensure that wind energy and wildlife both thrive.
Sustaining Partners
Sustaining Partners have made an organizational commitment to support wildlife conservation and responsible wind energy development. Sustaining Partners are AWWI’s core champions, contributing their expertise, staff time, and financial support to advance AWWI’s mission.
We thank the Sustaining Partners who make AWWI’s work possible:
In Their Words: Partners’ Voices
Hear, in their words, why these Partners participate in AWWI
AWWI: the Original Vision
Dr. James Walker
EDF Renewable Energy
Working towards Real Solutions
Julie Falkner
Formerly Defenders of Wildlife
An Independent Approach to Tough Issues
Tim Hayes
Duke Energy Renewables
Getting Programs on the Ground
John Kostyack
Formerly National Wildlife Foundation
Collaboration in a Partisan World
Scott Davis
The Nature Conservancy
AWWI: A Model for Collaboration
Jan Blomstrann
Formerly NRG Systems
Best Practices Help Everyone
Jan Blomstrann
Formerly NRG Systems
A Forum for Sensitive Issues
John Calaway
Pattern Energy Group