Painting wind turbines black could help protect birds – as long as it doesn’t disrupt their migration
Researchers find painting a single blade black on a few wind turbines in an array can reduce bird fatalities by...
Jethro is a conservation ecologist interested in environmental change, movement ecology and alleviating anthropogenic pressures. He is currently a PhD candidate at the University of East Anglia. His project "Improving the detection and estimation of birds' collision risk with energy infrastructure" aims to reduce the risk posed by energy infrastructure to large birds such as white storks. Large soaring species are particularly vulnerable to collisions with power lines and other energy infrastructure.
Researchers find painting a single blade black on a few wind turbines in an array can reduce bird fatalities by...
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