Wind power is a fast‐growing industry with broad potential to impact volant wildlife. Flight
altitude is a key determinant of the risk to wildlife from modern horizontal‐axis wind turbines …

Climate change scenarios and efforts to reduce CO2 emissions have increased the focus on
wind power and other renewable energy sources. Despite producing “clean” electricity …

SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2021 TWS WILDLIFE PUBLICATION AWARDS. The definitive
work on Europe's largest and most spectacular owl. The Eagle Owl is one of the largest owls …

Space utilization by animals is vital for species ecology but also a valuable predictor of
habitat conditions and environment capacity for a given species. We investigated the …

Advances in technology and engineering, along with European Union renewable energy
targets, have stimulated a rapid growth of the wind power sector. Wind farms contribute to …

White‐tailed sea eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla) exhibit one of the highest mortality rates at
wind power plants (WPPs) among raptor species in Europe, but data on circumstances of …

This article advocates for better implementation of the Environmental Impact Assessment
(EIA) framework as applied to wind power development, with a particular focus on improving …

The wind power plant on the island of Smøla, western Norway, is currently the largest in
Norway; it has 68 turbines with nominal capacity of 2–2.3 MW each, hub height of 70 m and …

Overall the activities in 2011 have developed satisfactorily and in accordance with the
project schedule. The wildlife and power-line corridor subproject is focusing the moose …

This is a electronic series beginning in 2005, which replaces the earlier series NINA
commissioned reports and NINA project reports. This will be NINA's usual form of reporting …