Monitor Bats Remotely, in Real-Time.

Look closely. Do you see the bat?

Each year, an untold number of bats and seabirds collide with turbines as they migrate through onshore and offshore wind farms.

Yet wind power is a renewable energy source critical to mitigating climate change. How do we balance clean energy production and wildlife protection?

The answer begins with remote access to real-time data. When we know better, we can work with the private sector and governments to do better.

Bats, turbines, and mines.

Wind farms are just one industrial setting in which we find bats. We know that mines—particularly old, abandoned mines—are another.

According to the nonprofit Bat Conservation International (BCI), old mining sites provide significant habitat for bats seeking refuge from encroachment by human development. 

How do we protect vulnerable species with wind farm operations increasing and mines facing closure?