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Toward
Wildlife-Friendly Wind Power: Government agencies, nongovernment organizations, scientists and wind industry representatives gathered June 27-29, 2006, in Toledo, Ohio, to explore opportunities for minimizing wind power effects on wildlife, share resources and develop consistent management approaches, with a focus on the Great Lakes basin. This Web site is a clearinghouse for conference follow-up documents and Great Lakes wind power-related announcements, resources and information. Bookmark this site and check back frequently for updates. To view .pdf files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download a free copy of it here. Great Lakes Wind Power Links: "Toward Wildlife-Friendly Wind Power" Toledo Conference Web site SOLEC 2006 Wildlife-Friendly Wind Power Workshop Web site
Other Information and Resources: (Note: These are informational links only. Links and/or posted documents do not imply endorsement of any company, product or service by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and its Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem Team.) A
Decision Support System for Wildlife Friendly Operation of Wind Farms
(pdf-1.34Mb) Transmission
and Wind Energy: Capturing the Prevailing Winds for the Benefit of Customers,
September 2006 GAO
Report: Wind Power Impacts on Wildlife and Government Responsibilities
(September, 2005)
Ohio
wind map with wildlife data layers overlaid (pdf-1Mb)
News
articles "Selling the Wind" -- Audubon Magazine feature article, September 2006
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