Explore how remote sensing is transforming monarch and pollinator habitat research in the Upper Midwest. MJV’s latest analyses assess variations in common milkweed and floral cover across diverse land uses and management practices, while comparing efficiencies between remote sensing and field-based monitoring. Discover how these tools can enhance your work and find opportunities to integrate …
 MJV Research Update June 17, 2025 1:00-2:00 PM CST Presented by Monarch Joint Venture Science Program Staff. Register Now!
The North American Monarch Summit June 23-26, 2025 Minneapolis, Minnesota We are excited to partner once again with Monarch Joint Venture to host our joint annual meeting on monarch and pollinator conservation. This year, we are expanding to include pollinator conservation partners and updates from across North America! Register Here!
ERC - Heat Pumps & IAC June 25, 2025Â 11:00 AM CDT Register Here!
The Science of Radio Tagging Monarchs July 22, 2025 1:00-2:00 PM CST Presented by Sean Burcher, Cape May Point Science Center; Ashley Fisher, Xerces Society; and Lee Brown and Helen St. John, James Madison University. Register Now!
Presented by REWI, this webinar will discuss the latest research on the intersectionsbetween desert tortoises and solar including the suitability/quality of on-site tortoise habitat (vegetation, soil), tortoise movement, resource selection, and more. Â
A Race to the Finish: Discussing the Intersections Between Desert Tortoises & Solar Development July 24, 2025 1:00 PM CT The third webinar of the series will cover the latest research on the intersections between desert tortoises and solar including the suitability/quality of on-site tortoise habitat (vegetation, soil), tortoise movement, resource selection, and more. Register Here!
ERC - Outreach - STEM Opportunities for Marginalized Students July 30, 2025 11:00 AM CDT Register Here!
Advancing Aerodynamic Whistle-Based Ultrasonic Bat Deterrence Technology to Enable Ultra-Large Wind Turbines July 30, 2025 12:00 PM CT This first webinar will discuss a research project concerning the development of bat deterrent aerodynamic whistles at both a laboratory-scale wind tunnel and a utility-scale wind turbine. Register Here!
The Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group, Utility Arborist Association, Electric Power Research Institute, and NiSource are pleased to co-host a new conference on nature-based sustainability for energy and transportation infrastructure. What: Biodiversity + Nature in Energy and Transportation (BNEAT) conference When: August 12 – 14, 2025 Where: Chesterton, Indiana Who: Corporate sustainability managers, vegetation managers, environmental managers, federal/state agencies, and others involved in …
