Wind and wildlife : proceedings from the conference on wind energy and wildlife impacts, october 2012, melbourne, australia / edited by Cindy Hull, Emma Bennett, Elizabeth Stark, Ian Smales, Jenny Lau, Mark Venosta.

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Introduction -- Session 1: Investigations and assessments of new wind farms -- Predicting the weather-dependent collision risk for birds at wind farms -- Fauna collisions with wind turbines: effects and impacts, individuals and populations. What are we trying to assess? -- Wind farms and biodiversity: improving environmental risk assessments -- The use of aerial surveys for the detection of the brolga Grus rubicunda through south-west Victoria: key considerations for the wind industry -- Planning for net biodiversity gains: a case study of Hau?uru m? raki wind farm, New Zealand -- Session 2: Monitoring, mitigation and offsets -- Results and analysis of eagle studies from the Bluff Point and Studland Bay Wind Farms 2002 – 2012 -- Observations from the use of dogs to undertake carcass searches at wind facilities in Australia -- Key learnings from ten years of monitoring and management interventions at the Bluff Point and Studland Bay Wind Farms: results of a review -- Summary of panel session.

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