Combining renewable energy planning and biodiversity conservation is urgently needed to
address the interconnected climate change and biodiversity loss crisis and meet the United …

Context Given the rate at which humankind is changing habitats, it is essential to understand
its impact on the surrounding nature and biota. The intensification of human activities and …

The world's rich diversity of bats supports healthy ecosystems and important ecosystem
services. Maintaining healthy biological systems requires prompt identification of threats to …

A global energy transition to using sustainable renewable sources is being driven by global
agreements. Simultaneously there is a call for increased biodiversity conservation. This …

Southeast Asia includes several global biodiversity hotspots and bats account for nearly one-
third of mammal species currently known in the region. While acoustic methods have …

Wind turbines used to combat climate change pose a green-green dilemma when
endangered and protected wildlife species are killed by collisions with rotating blades. Here …

Bats depend on water for drinking and foraging, but the increasing number of wind turbines
may pose a problem for bats, as operating wind turbines are known to displace bats over …

Conservation investments do not operate within a zero‐sum paradigm, but instead provide
opportunities for co‐benefits across sustainable development and conservation goals …

They are small, only come out at night, are silent (to humans), and can fly hundreds of
kilometers a night. These factors make studying migrating bats particularly difficult. But …

A global energy transition towards sustainable renewable sources is being driven by global
agreements. Simultaneously there is a call for increased biodiversity protection. Solar …