09/10/2025
17:00 - 17:30
Forum - Arena
, Hybrid (onsite with livestreaming)
Session with interpretation
Why attend
Attend this talk to discover how a national-scale initiative successfully mitigated bird electrocutions by retrofitting 27,000 power poles in Mongolia, drastically reducing raptor fatalities by 95%. Learn about scalable, effective conservation methods that align energy development with biodiversity preservation, inspiring global actions towards bird-safe energy infrastructure.
Session Description
This session will explore a groundbreaking conservation initiative in Mongolia that dramatically reduced raptor fatalities by retrofitting over 27,000 power poles, achieving a 95% decrease in bird electrocutions. We will delve into the project's integration of advanced technology, scientific research, and community involvement, highlighting its significant impact on biodiversity. Our discussion will focus on the scalability and economic feasibility of the project, illustrating its potential as a global model for aligning energy infrastructure development with biodiversity conservation. Participants will gain insights into replicating this success worldwide, fostering international collaboration to ensure that advancements in energy infrastructure contribute positively to avian species preservation. The session aims to inspire actionable strategies for implementing bird-safe power lines, supporting sustainability and climate action commitments while protecting essential wildlife.