Identifying a range of options to prevent or reduce avian collision with offshore wind farms, using a UK-based case study.

Author(s): Cook, A.S.C.P., Ross-Smith, V.H., Roos, S., Burton, N.H.K., Beale, N., Coleman, C., Daniel, H., Fitzpatrick, S., Rankin, E., Norman, K. & Martin, G.

Published: January 2011 Issue No.: 580 Pages: 197pp

ISBN: 978-1-906204-95-2

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