Bat research and interpretive programming: Increasing public interest in Pipe Spring National Monument
Taylor JR, Bornemeier A, Alfen A, Jack C. 2013. Bat research and interpretive programming: Increasing public interest in Pipe Spring National Monument. Park Science. 30(1):14-19
Results from acoustic surveys of bats and temporary capture events have led to a better understanding of the importance of isolated springs to bat populations. The research also has sparked a highly successful series of interpretive programs for the national monument.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Taylor, John; Bornemeier, Andrea; Alfen, Amber; Jack, Cameron
- Units
- NRSS , PISP
- Keywords
- acoustical survey, Bats, interpretive programs, mist-netting, Pipe Spring National Monument, Sonobat