Working with wind energy and forestry for effective eagle conservation

该项目旨在减少风力涡轮机和林业活动对塔斯马尼亚楔尾鹰的影响。它将通过了解鹰的飞行行为、运动和死亡率以及繁殖鸟类对与森林有关的干扰的行为反应来做到这一点。该项目将建立新的知识和机构伙伴关系，以最大限度地减少对塔斯马尼亚鹰种群的影响，并开发用于规划的模型。这将保护澳大利亚最大的鹰，并提高能源和林业的可持续性。这项研究还将为解决世界其他地方的类似问题提供一个模式。

This project aims to reduce the impacts of wind turbines and disturbance from forestry activity on the Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle. It will do this by understanding the flight behaviour, movements and mortality of eagles, and the behavioural responses of breeding birds to forestry-related disturbance. The project will build new knowledge and institutional partnerships that will be used to minimise impacts on the Tasmanian eagle population, and develop models for use in planning. This will safeguard Australia's largest eagle and improve the sustainability of energy and forest industries. This research will also provide a model for the resolution of similar problems elsewhere in the world.