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RTE equips six kilometres of overhead power lines with bird flight diverters in the Verdon, France
In the Verdon, in the heart of the Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region, the village of Rougon is traversed by very high voltage power lines that play a key role in transporting electricity across the area. The same landscape is also home to several vulture species, whose wide wingspan and flight behaviour make them particularly vulnerable to collisions with barely visible cables. As part of our project, our partners RTE and LPO PACA have worked together to reduce this risk by m
Nov 202 min read
Using sensitivity maps to identify the risks of collision and electrocution for birds in France
Whitin the framework of our project, our partner LPO France has developed a new set of sensitivity maps to help French transmission...
Sep 83 min read
Ensuring safe nesting for birds: Installation of nesting platforms for White storks in Portugal
@E-Redes Nesting on electricity pylons presents a significant risk to certain bird species, particularly large birds such as white Storks...
Feb 111 min read
Key Actions & Takeaways from the workshop ‘Connecting Biodiversity 2.0’
On the second day of the Wingspan conference  in Brussels, 16 October 2024, our partner Renewables Grid Initiative  (RGI) held a workshop...
Jan 301 min read
New SafeLines4Birds Brochure: Uniting grid operators, NGOs, and Academia for Bird-friendly energy solutions.
Our partner the Renewables Grid Initiative  (RGI) has released a new brochure showcasing the power of collaboration in building a...
Nov 19, 20242 min read
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