Hawaiian hoary bat hanging upside down
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Ecology and Distribution of the Endangered Hawaiian Hoary Bat
The ‘ōpe‘ape‘a (Hawaiian hoary bat, Lasiurus semotus) is listed as endangered due to population declines and a lack of knowledge on its distribution, abundance, and habitat needs. In order to help inform management for and recovery of this species, USGS-PIERC in collaboration with other agencies has conducted studies on the bat’s distribution, abundance, population genetics, food habitats, and...
North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat)
Bats are essential contributing members of healthy, functioning ecosystems. They perform numerous ecosystem services like insect pest control and plant pollination, and provide enormous economic benefits through ecotourism, medical research, and novel biotechnologies. North American bats face unprecedented threats including habitat loss and fragmentation, white-nose syndrome, and wind energy...
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Ecology and Distribution of the Endangered Hawaiian Hoary Bat
The ‘ōpe‘ape‘a (Hawaiian hoary bat, Lasiurus semotus) is listed as endangered due to population declines and a lack of knowledge on its distribution, abundance, and habitat needs. In order to help inform management for and recovery of this species, USGS-PIERC in collaboration with other agencies has conducted studies on the bat’s distribution, abundance, population genetics, food habitats, and...
North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat)
Bats are essential contributing members of healthy, functioning ecosystems. They perform numerous ecosystem services like insect pest control and plant pollination, and provide enormous economic benefits through ecotourism, medical research, and novel biotechnologies. North American bats face unprecedented threats including habitat loss and fragmentation, white-nose syndrome, and wind energy...