Snag in the Plan
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10 to 15 years ago when biologists caught and tracked bats in Southern Indiana, for every three bats captured, one was a northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis). Now, scientists are lucky to find one or two during a week-long search. In July 2019, researchers went looking for the northern. To better advocate for the protection of our forests, we need to know what we’re protecting.
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