SOLEC
2006 Workshop: Continuing the Dialogue and Next Steps Toward Wildlife
Friendly Wind Power
Fish and wildlife
professionals gathered Nov. 1 - 3, 2006, in Milwaukee, Wis., for the
bi-annual "State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference," or SOLEC.
Among the breakout sessions at the conference was a follow-up to the
June Toledo conference on wildlife-friendly wind power.
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Workshop
notes, final version, April 3, 2007 (pdf-142Kb)
Final
agenda, Oct. 31, 2006 (pdf-110Kb)
SOLEC
2006 Workshop presentations:
Overview
of Wind Energy Development in the Great Lakes (pdf-978Kb)
Laurie Jodziewicz, American Wind Energy Association
Understanding
the Impacts of Wind Energy on Birds and Bats (pdf-489Kb)
Leakhena Au, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Toward
Wildlife Friendly Wind Power, June 2006 Toledo conference: Highlights
(pdf-72Kb)
Rich Greenwood, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Research
Needs on Wildlife Effects of Wind Energy Development (pdf-284Kb)
Steve Ugoretz, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
National
Wind Coordinating Committee: Collaborative Overview and Activities Summary
(pdf-460Kb)
Katie Kalinowski, RESOLVE/National Wind Coordinating Committee
A
Binational Great Lakes Offshore Approach: An Opportunity to be Proactive
(pdf-1.06Mb)
John Gannon, International Joint Commission
Wind
Energy-Wildlife Updates from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (pdf-16Kb)
Al Manville, U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service
Other
Great Lakes Wind Power Links
"Toward
Wildlife-Friendly Wind Power" Web site
"Toward
Wildlife-Friendly Wind Power" Toledo Conference Web site
USFWS
National Wind Energy Web site
