The 15th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting took place November 12-15, 2024 in Corpus Christi, TX
Meeting Proceedings will be published in 2025
Confronting the climate and biodiversity crises with a responsible transition to wind energy.
Keynote Speaker Dr. Tony G. Reames
Dr. Tony G. Reames is a leading international energy and environmental justice scholar and senior government policy advisor. Reames is the Tishman Professor of Environmental Justice and an associate professor at the University of Michigan (UM) School for Environment and Sustainability (SEAS), where he founded the Urban Energy Justice Lab and the Energy Equity Project. Reames is also Director of the UM SEAS Detroit Sustainability Clinic. In 2021, Reames was appointed by President Joe Biden to serve at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). He was Deputy Director for Energy Justice, where he established the Department’s first-ever Office of Energy Justice Policy and Analysis. He is a licensed professional engineer and an Army veteran. Reames holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration from the University of Kansas, a Master of Engineering Management from Kansas State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University.
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Agenda subject to change. The 15th WWRM agenda is crafted from a Call for Abstracts and Call for Proposals, both of which are now closed. Presentation options included in-person oral presentations, virtual oral presentations (to be pre-recorded and viewed by attendees on-demand), and in-person poster presentations.
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The biennial Wind Wildlife Research Meeting (WWRM) provides an internationally recognized forum for attendees to share and engage in the latest science addressing the risk of wind energy to wildlife and developing solutions to avoid, minimize, and offset impacts. The meeting also brings together thought leaders to discuss priority topics and themes in the wind-wildlife arena. Academics, researchers, conservation scientists, consultants, federal and state officials, NGO representatives, and industry professionals come together every other year for this unique opportunity.
The meeting is organized and presented by REWI, with input provided by a multi-stakeholder planning committee. In-person and virtual attendance is open to all who are interested in wind-wildlife issues.
The 2022 WWRM welcomed almost 380 attendees from 49 U.S. states and 13 additional countries.