Wind Wildlife Research Meeting

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The biennial Wind Wildlife Research Meeting provides an internationally recognized forum for researchers and stakeholders to share and engage on the latest science focused on better understanding 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.

 

Sponsorships

Sponsor this unique event to position your organization’s thought leadership, enhance your brand, and create growth and networking opportunities while supporting the most important North American wind-wildlife and habitat meeting of the year. 

  • Spotlight your organization’s commitment to solving renewable energy and wildlife challenges.  
  • Expand your brand reach and visibility with a vast network of key audiences, including energy companies, consultants, conservation and science organizations, and government agencies. 
  • Promote your corporate ESG and biodiversity strategy. 

Fore more information, please click here to view the Sponsor Flyer.

 

The 15th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting will take place November 12 – 15, 2024.

More details coming soon!

Questions?

 

 

Interested in Sponsoring the 15th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting? Contact wwrm@rewi.org for more details.

 

 


Disclaimer: REWI strives for excellence when organizing the agenda for the Wind Wildlife Research Meeting, and each abstract submission is peer-reviewed. However, authors represent their own work, and inclusion in the meeting program and proceedings does not imply endorsement of the study or results by REWI or others affiliated with the meeting. Much of the information presented in presentations is preliminary and should not be quoted or cited without permission from the authors.