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James Morris, Marine Spatial Ecology Division, NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science, and Nick Farmer, Chief, Species Conservation Branch, NOAA Fisheries Southeast Region, will present about their recent work with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to conduct spatial analyses that support draft Wind Energy Area identification. The most recent examples of this work […]
Offshore Bat Working Group Agenda | Past meeting materials
A brief kick-off meeting will be held Wednesday, January 17th from 1-2 p.m. ET to introduce the purpose and work of the Subcommittee. We will review the materials in the data governance chapter of the Science Plan, share draft terms of reference, and discuss a draft work plan for the subcommittee’s first year. Following this broad initial meeting, we will […]
Agenda | Past meeting materials
Agenda | Past meeting materials
Agenda | Past meeting materials
The Regional Wildlife Science Collaborative for Offshore Wind (RWSC) announced the release of the Science Plan on January 25, 2024. Join this one-hour webinar to learn about how to access the Science Plan, how it was developed, and RWSC's next steps for coordinating and implementing offshore wind and wildlife research. Register for the webinar here
This is a joint meeting for the RWSC Sea Turtle and Protected Fish Subcommittees. Both the Sea Turtle and Protected Fish Species Subcommittees have identified a need for coordination around acoustic telemetry deployments, data management, and research. Both Subcommittees have decided to meet jointly in February 2024 to kick off this work with partners including […]
Agenda | Past Meeting Materials
Agenda | Past meeting materials
RWSC is hosting a Stochastic Collision Risk Assessment for Movement (SCRAM) Model Webinar on Monday March 4th from 2-3pm ET. Lead investigators from USFWS, BOEM, and Biodiversity Research Institute will give an overview of their stochastic collision risk (SCRAM) model that uses movement data from automated radio telemetry to estimate avian collision risk. Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0ldempqT4tGdSNNkeplMRUjVtISg8YyB2K
Agenda | Meeting Materials
