US EditionFlight Height Patterns of a Critically Endangered Insectivorous Bat, Impacted by Wind Turbine Collision
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By a decision of 27 May 2025, the Administrative Court of Appeal of Toulouse annulled the day-to-day operating order of the La Baume wind farm, located in the territory of the municipality of Lapanouse-de-Cernon (Aveyron).
Flight height patterns of a critically endangered insectivorous bat, impacted by wind turbine collision
Background: Harnessing wind energy, using wind turbines, is a prominent form of renewable energy production. There are, however, biodiversity impacts, including collisions by birds and bats with rotating blades. High levels of mortalities can cause localised and species-level population declines, which is especially significant for threatened species. The height at which species fly is a key collision risk factor. In this study we investigated t…
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