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- Guidance for Assessment of Cumulative Impacts on the Historic Environment from Offshore Renewable Energy
- New report published on trial high definition video survey of seabirds
- New report published on the further use of aerial surveys to detect bird displacement by offshore windfarms
- Publication of the COWRIE workshop on the cumulative impact of offshore windfarms on birds
- New report published on the potential use of population viability analysis to assess the impact of offshore windfarms on bird populations
- New report published on radar in-fill for the Greater Wash area - feasibility study
- New report published on the potential for acoustic deterrents to mitigate the impact of underwater noise on marine mammals
- New report published on the potential engineering solutions to mitigate the impacts of underwater noise on marine mammals
- New Graduate and Postgraduate Awards for Environmental Research into Marine Renewable Energy
- Guidance for the assessment of cumulative impact on the historic environment from offshore renewable energy: released for consultation (15 June 2007)
- First Awards made through the COWRIE Graduate and Postgraduate Awards for Environmental Research into Marine Renewable Energy (March 2007)
- COWRIE-sponsored Marine Stakeholders Event
- Consultation: Historic Environment Guidance Note
- New report published on bird displacement
- New Graduate and Postgraduate Awards for Environmental Research into Marine Renewable Energy
- New underwater noise report published (6th July 2006)
- Electromagnetic Fields Stage 1 Report
- Wind Fire and Water: Renewable Energy and Birds
- ENewsletter January 2006
- COWRIE Ltd a Registered Charity
- Remote Techniques
- Tender Opportunities
- COWRIE Seminar at the 27th BWEA Conference
- Review on Potential Impacts of Offshore Windfarm Sub Sea Cables Published
- COWRIE Data and Information Management Seminar
COWRIE Ltd a Regsitered Charity
COWRIE Ltd has received excellent news from the Charity Commission that it is now a registered charity (No 1112418).
Alan Moore, Chairman of the Board of Trustees said "We are delighted with the news from the Charity Commission that our objectives meet the requirements for charitable status. COWRIE already has a significant programme of work in hand which is of national importance, and important new projects are currently being tendered. COWRIE will continue to make a valuable contribution to an improved understanding of the importance and potential impact of the UK offshore windfarm programme through the promotion of generic environmental research and the advancement of education for public benefit."
