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Acoustic monitoring was conducted across Southeast Alaska to
assess distribution of species, determine the timing of hibernation and
emergence, and compare seasonal and nightly activity patterns among areas and
habitats. Detectors were deployed by the Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game and
maintained by ADFG, US Forest Service, and University of Alaska biologists and
local teachers and community members.
Data Provided By:
Kristen Bales, Laura Beard, Karen Blejwas, Jane
Button, Melissa Cady, Joe Delabrue, Carol Denton, Thor Eide, Bob Farley,
Jonathon Fiely, Danny Green, Amy Hemenway, Matt Hemenway, Jon Hyde, Molly Kemp,
Michael Kohan, Kitty LaBounty, Mike Lafollette, Mary Meucci, Nick Olmsted, Kari
Rain, Jill Reeck, Samantha Renner, Dylan Rhea-Fournier, Ray Slayton, Glen
Smith, Nathan Soboleff, Teresa Swanson, Nicholas Szatkowski, Stephen Todd, Jill
Walker, Charlotte Westing, Jessica Wilbarger
Content date:
not specified
Contact Organization:
Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game
Threatened, Endangered, and Diversity Species Program
PO Box 110024
Juneau, AK 99811-0024
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Wildlife Biologist III with Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game
I am the regional wildlife biologist for the Threatened, Endangered and Diversity Program in Southeast Alaska. We are using acoustic monitoring to assess the distribution and seasonal activity patterns of bats in the region.