Wind-Wildlife Impacts Literature Database
Access: Publicly available resource
Description: WIND is a bibliographic database covering the effects of energy development (including towers, power lines, and other wires) on birds. The effects of wind energy development on birds include mortality factors such as collision and electrocution, and impacts on nesting, foraging, roosting/loafing, and other bird disturbances. The database also contains documents on the potential impacts of wind energy development on humans, including visual and noise disturbances. The database includes documents from journals, periodicals, conference proceedings, government publications, utility company reports, books, and magazines.
Coverage: Various Dates
Subject(s):
Biology, Genetics & Life Sciences
Environmental Studies
Publicly Available Resources
Technical Reports and Standards
Related Databases
Environment Complete
Wildlife and Ecology Studies Worldwide
Related Links
Energy Citations Database
NASA Technical Reports Server ** http://ntrs.nasa.gov/ **
Searchable Ornithological Research Archive ** http://elibrary.unm.edu/sora/ **
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