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16th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting
The 16th biennial Wind Wildlife Research Meeting brings together experts to discuss the intersection of wind energy development and wildlife conservation.
The 16th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting is a premier biennial gathering dedicated to exploring the complex relationship between wind energy development and wildlife conservation. Held at The Clyde Hotel in Albuquerque, this four-day event facilitates critical dialogue among researchers, industry professionals, and environmental advocates. Attendees will engage with the latest scientific findings, innovative monitoring technologies, and policy updates aimed at minimizing environmental impacts while advancing sustainable energy solutions in a rapidly evolving global landscape.
What to Expect
A comprehensive four-day program featuring expert presentations, collaborative workshops, and networking opportunities focused on wind energy and wildlife interactions.
Who Should Attend
- Wildlife biologists
- Wind energy developers
- Environmental consultants
- Policy makers
- Academic researchers
Agenda Overview
The meeting spans four days of technical sessions, keynote addresses, and networking events focused on wind-wildlife interactions.
Venue & Address
Organizer
REWI · Non-profit Organization
REWI is dedicated to advancing the development of wind energy while protecting wildlife and their habitats.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the 16th WWRM?
The meeting takes place from October 27-30, 2026.
Where is the event held?
It is hosted at The Clyde Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Who organizes this meeting?
The meeting is organized by REWI.
Is registration open?
Registration is scheduled to open in Summer 2026.
Is this a recurring event?
Yes, it is a biennial meeting.
Can I sponsor the event?
Yes, sponsorship opportunities are available for industry partners.
Tags
Wind Energy
Wildlife
Conservation
Research
Albuquerque
Renewable Energy
Environment
Summary
A biennial conference focused on wind energy and wildlife conservation research.
Reference:
tethys.pnnl.gov
Highlights
- Latest wildlife research findings
- Industry-leading expert panels
- Networking with conservationists
- Innovative monitoring technology showcases
- Policy and regulatory updates
- Collaborative research discussions
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