WEST Senior Research Biologist Amanda Hale is a co-panelist in REWI’s 4-part webinar series, Technology and Innovation in Wind and Wildlife. On Thursday, February 9th
WEST ecologist Hall Sawyer will be presenting a webinar on “Big Game and Utility Scale Solar” for The Wildlife Society’s Renewable Energy Working Group (REWG) webinar
Check out the cover of the latest edition of the Journal of Wildlife Management. An eye-catching photograph of an eastern red bat in flight is
On March 23, 2022, the WEST Board of Directors selected Clayton Derby to succeed David Young as the corporation’s Chief Executive Officer. Clayton began his career
WEST researchers Rhett Good, Karl Dubridge, and Andrew Tredennick are co-authors of the recently published article “Curtailment and acoustic deterrents reduce bat mortality at wind
WEST scientists Hall Sawyer, Andrew Telander, and Todd Mattson are co-authors on the recently published research article, “Trade-offs between utility-scale solar development and ungulates on western
WEST scientists Paul Rabie, Brandi Welch-Acosta, and Kristen Nasman are co-authors of the recently published research article, “Efficacy and cost of acoustic-informed and wind speed-only
WEST biologists Michael Gerringer, Kurt Smith, and Karl Kosciuch are authors of the article “Observations of Greater Sage-Grouse at a solar energy facility in Wyoming”,
Why dogs for Conservation? Conservation detection dogs can find: Carnivore scat (animal droppings) for DNA analysis of elusive species Invasive plants for early eradication of
WEST’s Detection Dog Training Protocol training protocol requires odor samples to “imprint” a dog on target odors. A huge shoutout to those who’ve generously provided
