Wind power is a rapidly growing source of energy worldwide. It is crucial for climate change
mitigation, but it also accelerates the degradation of biodiversity through habitat loss and the …

A great deal has been published in the scientific literature regarding the effects of wind
energy development and operation on volant (flying) wildlife including birds and bats …

Fecal nitrogen (FN) has been applied widely as an index of dietary quality in studies of
nutritional ecology of free‐ranging and captive vertebrate herbivores, particularly ruminants …

Wind energy offers substantial environmental benefits, but wind facilities can negatively
impact wildlife, including birds and bats. Researchers and managers have made major …

Abundant populations of elk (Cervus elaphus) are cherished game in many regions of the
world and also cause considerable human–wildlife conflicts through depredation on …

Most studies on the effects of wind energy on animals have focused on avian and bat
activity, habitat use, and mortality, whereas very few have been published on terrestrial, non …

Worldwide there is a rush toward wind power development and its associated infrastructure.
In Fennoscandia, large‐scale wind farms comprising several hundred windmills are …

Wind power is a rapidly growing renewable energy sector that reduces greenhouse gas
emissions and provides sustainable energy. However, environmental destruction in wind …

Wind farms are still developing dynamically worldwide, with promising prospects for further
growth. Therefore, the assessment of their impact on animals has been carried out. So far …

Evaluating the influence of energy development on pronghorn (Antilocapra americana)
winter mortality risk is particularly critical given that northern populations already experience …