Across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, where offshore wind energy is an exciting option for states to meet both climate goals and a rising demand for affordable, reliable energy, NWF advocates for the protection of important species like horseshoe crabs at every stage of offshore wind development and energy production.
While offshore wind energy development presents potential risks to wildlife, experts agree those risks can be significantly reduced through responsible siting, robust mitigation measures, and ongoing environmental monitoring.
Below are just a few of the measures NWF has supported to protect horseshoe crabs and other seafloor species throughout the offshore wind process.
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