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Posted March 18, 2019

DOE selects Normandeau Team for $1 Million Smart Curtailment Project

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded a $1 million research project to test Normandeau’s Turbine Integrated Mortality Reduction (TIMR^SM) approach.

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Posted November 30, 2018

Offshore Wildlife Surveys for Empire Wind Completed

Normandeau Associates and its partner APEM have completed ultra-high resolution aerial surveys of offshore wildlife in the proposed Empire Wind area off the coast of New York state. Learn more...

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Posted August 09, 2018

Environmental Consulting Firm Has An Unusual Tie To Space Satellites

Normandeau has an unusual tie to CubeSats satellites. It hosts a camera manufactured by Gumstix, the same firm that supplies the miniature Overo computers that are part of Normandeau’s ReCON^™ technology. Learn more...

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Posted July 11, 2018

Normandeau Scientist Co-Authors Paper On Lobster Population Rates

Normandeau environmental consulting scientist Paul Geoghegan co-authors paper with first ever evidence linking trends in lobster late larval stage abundance and juvenile recruitment success to the availability of a specific zooplankton food source. Learn more...

Posted July 06, 2018

Normandeau Scientist Models the Distributions of Invasive Tegu Lizards

Normandeau scientists use advanced modeling tools to research invasive species and their impact on environmental and natural resources. Learn more about our work with Tegu lizards.

Posted May 17, 2018

NYSERDA and Normandeau Announce World's Largest Offshore Wildlife Aerial Survey Off New York's Atlantic Coast Reaches Halfway Point

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and Normandeau Associates announced that the halfway point has been reached...

Posted February 26, 2018

Normandeau and USDA Model the Effects of Climate Change on Vampire Bats

Often viewed as a staple of popular culture's fascination with horror stories, the common vampire bat typically feeds on the blood of Central and South American wildlife and livestock...