REWI uses novel approaches to assess risk and reduce uncertainty. This informs permitting, siting, and operation to advance renewable energy and improve conservation.

REWI is a groundbreaking independent nonprofit that works to solve renewable energy, wildlife, and related natural resource challenges by leveraging essential collaboration and actionable …

REWI is excited to welcome Dr. Terry L. Root, REWI Science Advisor and Senior Fellow (University Faculty) Emerita at Stanford University’s Woods Institute for the Environment, and …

She returns to REWI with 15 years of experience spanning wildlife conservation and research across many taxa but focused on birds, renewable energy development (wind, solar, biofuels), …

The meeting is organized and presented by REWI, with input provided by a multi-stakeholder planning committee. In-person and virtual attendance is open to all who are interested in wind …

The REWI Research Hub is an information-sharing resource for renewable energy and wildlife topics. Interactive and evolving, the Hub pools information from credible sources across the …

REWI has worked with a diverse range of experts to identify key areas of research where we will focus in 2023 through 2025 to achieve crucial outcomes for solar energy development and …

Recognizing the important role solar energy has in achieving net-zero carbon goals, the American Wind Wildlife Institute became the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI) in 2022.

The Renewable Energy Wildlife Research Fund (REWRF, the Fund) is an industry-led initiative that advances scientific research on solutions to mitigate solar and wind-wildlife impacts as …

Jan 16, 2025 · The Solar Power and Wildlife/Natural Resources Symposium is now the Solar Wildlife & Ecosystems Research Meeting! Join REWI for the 2025 Solar Wildlife & Ecosystems …