[link removed] [[link removed]] [link removed] [[link removed]]Dear John,
From rooftop arrays that power individual households and businesses to grid-scale projects that provide power to customers across the electricity grid, Maine is realizing solar's many benefits: good jobs, lower energy costs, and clean energy. But like any development, wildlife and habitat concerns must be considered.
REGISTER HERE [[link removed]]Maine Audubon's new Renewable Energy Siting Tool can help identify which areas are a good fit for new development and which should be avoided from a wildlife and wildlife habitat perspective.
Join Maine Audubon's Eliza Donoghue, Advocacy Director and Staff Attorney, and Sarah Haggerty, Conservation Biologist/GIS Manager, to learn more tomorrow, December 3, from 12-1 PM for our Friday Lunch and Learn: Finding the Right Places to Site Solar.
I hope you can join us tomorrow,
Will
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