Practitioners from state environmental agencies equate the impact of fossil fuel operations, urban growth, and wind energy on animals, whereas non-profit and research institute practitioners perceive less impact on biodiversity from wind than from other land-use and land-cover change (LULCC) drivers.

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• land use and land cover change concept
• urban growth concept