A report by the Mammal Society under contract to Natural England, Natural Resources
Wales and Scottish Natural Heritage. We present the first comprehensive review of the …

Wind turbines (WTs) frequently kill bats worldwide. During environmental impact
assessments, consultant ecologists often use automated ultrasonic detectors (AUDs) to …

From butterflies to elephants, the rapidly develo** science of movement ecology is
providing increasingly detailed spatio-temporal data on a wide array of mobile animals …

Animals that depend on ephemeral, patchily distributed prey often use public information to
locate resource patches. The use of public information can lead to the aggregation of …

Worldwide, wind turbines are increasingly being built at forest sites to meet the goals of
national climate strategies. Yet, the impact on biodiversity is barely understood. Bats may be …

Impacts of wind power on bats are usually evidenced by the recorded fatalities, while other
impacts are not well understood or considered during project planning. However, wind …

Forest management rarely considers protecting bats in Fennoscandian regions although all
species rely on forest habitat at some point in their annual cycle. This issue is especially …

Wind energy production is growing rapidly worldwide in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions. However, wind energy production is not environmentally neutral. Negative …

Abstracts Wind energy production is particularly rewarding along coastlines, yet coastlines
are often important as migratory corridors for wildlife. This creates a conflict between energy …

Wind turbines are a relatively new threat to bats, causing mortalities worldwide. Reducing
these fatalities is essential to ensure that the global increase in wind-energy facilities can …