Webinar Category: Public Webinar

Biodiversity in PV Solar Facilities – A United States and Australian Perspective

Solar-Wildlife Webinar Series #2: Presented by REWI, this webinar will bring two speakers together - one from the USA, and from from Australia - to discuss biodiversity-related research in PV solar facilities.

Discussing the Intersections Between Desert Tortoises & Solar Development

Solar-Wildlife Webinar Series #3: Presented by REWI, this webinar will discuss the latest research on the intersections between desert tortoises and solar including the suitability/quality of on-site tortoise habitat (vegetation, soil), tortoise movement, resource selection, and more.

Advancing Aerodynamic Whistle-Based Ultrasonic Bat Deterrence Technology to Enable Ultra-Large Wind Turbines

Wind-Wildlife Webinar Series #1: Presented by REWI, this webinar will discuss a research project concerning the development of bat deterrent aerodynamic whistles at both a laboratory-scale wind tunnel and a utility-scale wind turbine.

Wildlife Movement In and Around Solar Facilities

Solar-Wildlife Webinar Series #4: Presented by REWI, this webinar will have two researchers discuss their work related to the spatial ecology of various species in PV solar facilities.

Bat Activity Throughout the California Coast and Offshore Environment

Wind-Wildlife Webinar Series #2: Presented by REWI, this webinar will discuss recent updates on spatial and temporal activities of migratory and non-migratory bat species along the California coastline and offshore. This project is funded through the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM's) Enviro

Hoary Bat Motus Tracking Project

Wind-Wildlife Webinar Series #3: Presented by REWI, this webinar will cover a study using the Motus Wildlife Tracking System (Motus) to discuss hoary bat migration, as well as activity patterns of non-migratory bats, primarily in California and Washington. 

Using Modeling to Understand the Cohabitation of Desert Tortoise and Solar

Solar-Wildlife Webinar Series #1: Presented by REWI, this webinar will discuss the desert modeling effort and speak about the importance of thermal ecology for understanding the cohabitation of desert tortoise (Gopherus agasizzii) and solar

Hoary Bat Webinar Series – Webinar 2: Hoary Bat Interactions with Wind Energy, Minimization, and Regulatory Outlook

Jointly hosted by REWI and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) with support from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO).

Hoary Bat Webinar Series – Webinar 1: Hoary Bat Behavior, Ecology, and Movement

Jointly hosted by REWI and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) with support from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO).

Webinar: SolSource Database Demonstration

The SolSource Database team will walk through a live version of the prototype database and answer any questions.

Webinar: Biodiversity/Insect/Pollinator Research at PV Solar Facilities from a US and UK Perspective

Dr. Josh Ennen, REWI Senior Scientist & Solar Program Lead, in conversation with Argonne National Lab Ecologist Leroy J. Walston Jr. and Lancaster University Post Doc Researcher Hollie Blaydes.

Webinar: Crustivoltaics: Groundbreaking Biocrust Research at Solar Facilities in Arizona

Dr. Josh Ennen, REWI Senior Scientist & Solar Program Lead, in conversation with Dr. Ferran Garcia-Pichel, Professor in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University .

Webinar: Eastern Golden Eagle Conservation Plan

Compensatory Mitigation Webinar 4: Thinking Outside the Box

Compensatory Mitigation Webinar 3: Grouse Management and Conservation

Compensatory Mitigation Webinar 2: Funding Mechanisms

Compensatory Mitigation Webinar 1: Regulatory Landscape

Webinar Series: Compensatory Mitigation for Land-Based Wind Energy

Renewable Energy Wildlife Research Fund Webinar: Lesser-Prairie Chicken Response to Wind Energy

Renewable Energy Wildlife Research Fund Webinar: Eagle Flight Characteristics & Wind Turbines and Raptor Carcass Persistence

Technology and Innovation in Wind and Wildlife – Wind Wildlife Research Meeting: Technology & Innovation Discussions Continued

Technology and Innovation in Wind and Wildlife – Technology Acceptance Workshop Results: Acceptance

Technology and Innovation in Wind and Wildlife – Technology Acceptance Workshop Results: From the Bench to the Field

Technology and Innovation in Wind and Wildlife – The Future of Wind Energy Technology and Wildlife Considerations

Eagle Mitigation Models Update: Alternative Options for Offsetting Golden Eagle Take at Wind Energy Facilities