Reducing light pollution improves connectivity for bats in urban landscapes

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RT @bat_uwe: Laforge et al. (2019) used Species Distribution Modelling and acoustic bat surveys to investigate light reduction scenarios on…

04 Mar 2021

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Laforge et al. (2019) used Species Distribution Modelling and acoustic bat surveys to investigate light reduction scenarios on bat activity and habitat connectivity. The findings showed varied responses between species. #bats #conservation #research #urban

03 Mar 2021

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RT @JohnBarentine: Bats are acutely sensitive to artificial light at night exposure. See recent papers by Azam+: https://t.co/MPUYGQ2mNW F…

11 Sep 2019

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RT @JohnBarentine: Bats are acutely sensitive to artificial light at night exposure. See recent papers by Azam+: https://t.co/MPUYGQ2mNW F…

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