Big Horn I/II and Juniper Canyon Wind Projects - Eagle Incidental Take Permit

Fledgling bald eagle
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The Service received an eagle take permit application from Avangrid Renewables; a company owning and operating the Big Horn I, Big Horn II, and Juniper Canyon Wind Facilities (collectively termed, "Project") in Klickitat County, Washington. The Project is located approximately 16 miles north of Roosevelt, Washington, and consists of 133, 25, and 61 turbines, respectively.

This eagle incidental take permit application is currently under review. Please check back for more information.

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Bald eagle and golden eagle
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Bald eagle up close with wing raised

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