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Four bat species in one night: Austin Peay professor, students find success in Fort Campbell partnership

8/24/2022

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The lab was recently interviewed by Austin Peay's own Brian Dunn about the work researching bats on Fort Campbell. 
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Paper lead by Dr. Haase featured in Science Daily, AAAS, among other outlets

1/22/2021

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A four-year study recently published in Ecology and Evolution concludes that the fungal disease, white-nose syndrome, poses a severe threat to many western North American bats. The paper is lead by Dr. Haase and is a result of her post-doc research at Montana State University and with the Wildlife Conservation Society. 

The research has been featured in many news outlets, including Science Daily:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/01/210119140207.htm

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Lab work and graduate students featured in the Fort Campbell Courier

8/14/2020

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We were recently interviewed by the Fort Campbell Courier about our partnership with Fort Campbell through an Intergovernmental Support Agreement. This partnership provides us with the funding to perform endangered species surveys on base and provides support for our three graduate students and undergraduate technician. Read more about this partnership here.
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    We are a research lab focused on spatial ecology, ecophysiology, and mammalian behavior, located at Austin Peay State University in TN.

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