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Solar farms with taller grass, wildflowers and hedgerows supported more birds; study recorded 35.1 per 4 hectares | - The Times of India
Solar farms can provide renewable electricity while also supporting wildlife when managed carefully. A study of six solar farms in the East Anglian Fens found that bird abundance and species richness varied with site management.
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