Renewable Energy Systems
at ACNW
The
Audubon Center has made it a top priority to "practice
what we preach". Through grants, creative thinking and
generous help and teamwork, the Audubon Center has implemented
a great variety of renewable energy sources including a geo-thermal
heat pump, three solar arrays and a series of solar panels,
and a wind generator. With these changes the Center has drastically
reduced its dependence of fossil fuel sources of energy and
proudly sets an example of what can be done to lessen our human
impact of this earth. Follow the links below to learn more about
the steps the Audubon Center is taking to lead the way in renewable
energy in Minnesota.
Geo-thermal
Heat Pumps
Solar
& Wind Energy
Eco
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Learn more about the NOAA Weather Station at ANCW
Click here to learn more about our NOAA Climate Weather Station and how to access the real-time measurements online!
If you've visited us lately, you are probably wondering what that strange looking apparatus is in the field to the south of our driveway. It's our new NOAA Climate Weather Station, which measures:
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Air temperature
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Precipitation
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Solar radiation
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Wind speed
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Surface temperature
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Relative humidity
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