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Basal Hollow Roost Selection
Duration
June 2017 - June 2019
Narrative
Basal Hollow Roost Selection project addresses a lack of information and roosting habitat for Townsend's big-eared bat (Corynorhinus townsendii, COTO) and other bat species identified as Species of Greatest Conservation Need in the California Department of Fish and Wildlife 2015 State Wildlife Action Plan. The purpose of this study is to determine the extent of use of basal hollows by COTO and other bat species and to provide land managers with specific criteria to identify and protect COTO roosting habitat.
Current Staff
Federal Staff: 101
Masters Students: 238
Phd Students: 159
Post Docs: 57
University Staff: 260
5 Year Summary
Students graduated: 688
Scientific Publications: 1918
Presentations: 4316
Personnel
- Margaret WilzbachCo-Principal Investigator
- Amon ArmstrongStudent
- Mark HendersonCo-Principal Investigator
Funding Agencies
- California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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