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Resources

Wildlife and Offshore Wind Information Resources 

 

There are a variety of science communications materials and science-based information available on wildlife and offshore wind energy development. In addition to the webinar library, a selection of printed resources are available below.

 

If you have suggestions for other resources to add to this page, please email Eleanor Eckel.

Birds and Offshore Wind
(sorted by year - most recent first, then alphabetically)

Developing the Offshore Wind That Birds Need

National Audubon Society | Non-profit | 2025 | Link 

Whales and Offshore Wind
(sorted by year - most recent first, then alphabetically)

Evaluating drivers of recent large whale strandings on the East Coast of the United States

L.H. Thorne, D.N. Wiley; Conservation Biology | Academic | 2024 | Link 

Frequent Questions - Offshore Wind and Whales

NOAA Fisheries | Government | 2024 |  Link

Science Friday: The Complicated Truths About Offshore Wind and Right Whales

Science Friday | Podcast | 2024 | Link

The Science is Clear - Offshore Wind Isn't Killing Whales

Scientific American | Magazine | 2024 |  Link

Addressing Misinformation on Offshore Wind Farms and Recent Whale Mortalities 

Department of Energy | Government | 2023 |  Link

Associated Press Article: Contrary to politicians' claims, offshore wind farms don't kill whales.

Associated Press | News | 2023 | Link 

Atlantic Marine Conservation Society 2023 Stranding Summary

Atlantic Marine Conservation Society | Non-profit | 2023 |  Link

Conserving Marine Wildlife Fact Sheet

Equinor | Developer | 2023 | Link 

Q&A on Recent Whale Strandings and Offshore Wind Energy Development

Rutgers University Offshore Wind Energy Collaborative | Academic | 2023 | Link

RealOffshoreWind Frequently Asked Questions on Offshore Wind

RealOffshoreWind | Academic | 2023 | Link

Understanding Marine Mammal Unusual Mortality Events FAQ 

NOAA Fisheries | Government | Link 

Update on Strandings of Large Whales Along the East Coast 

Marine Mammal Commission | Government | 2023 | Link 

Discovery of Sound in the Sea Frequently Asked Questions 

DOSITS | Academic | 2021 | Link

The Dynamic Ocean: Offshore Wind Energy and Other Activities in the New York Bight

NYSERDA | Government | 2019 | Link

Photo credits: Whale fluke © Richard Sagredo

The Environmental Technical Working Group (E-TWG) is a New York State outreach and collaboration effort with environmental stakeholders and offshore wind energy developers from Maine to North Carolina.

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