Hochradel et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Three-dimensional analysis of bat flight paths around small wind turbines suggests no major collision risk or behavioral changesHochradel et al., 2022
- Document ID
- 11251202143976959980
- Author
- Hochradel K
- Hartmann S
- Reers H
- Luedtke B
- Schauer-Weisshahn H
- Thomsen K
- Hoetker H
- Brinkmann R
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Mammal Research
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Small wind turbines (SWTs) have become increasingly common in several European countries, but knowledge of their impact on wildlife, especially bats, remains relatively scarce. We applied an operational experiment at 10 SWTs in Northern Germany to …
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