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Meet the team behind NABat.

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Our Team

​​​Program Coordinators

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Brian Reichert

NABat Program Coordinator

breichert@usgs.gov

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Jordi Segers

NABat Coordinator Canada

jsegers@cwhc-rcsf.ca

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Bethany Straw

NABat Asst. Program Coordinator

bstraw@usgs.gov

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Technical Support

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Andrea Schuhmann

Technical Outreach Coordinator

aschuhmann@usgs.gov

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Analysts

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Helen Davis

Geospatial Ecologist

htdavis@usgs.gov

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Brad Udell

Quantitative Ecologist

budell@usgs.gov

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Charles Labuzzetta

Quantitative Ecologist

clabuzzetta@usgs.gov

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Sarah Gaulke

Ph.D. Student

sgaulke@usgs.gov

sarah.gaulke@colostate.edu

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David Blount

Quantitative Ecologist

david.blount@cornell.edu​​​

Core Planning Team

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Jeremy Coleman

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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Jon Reichard

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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Kathi Irvine

U.S. Geological Survey

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Wayne Thogmartin

U.S. Geological Survey

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Susan Loeb

U.S. Forest Service

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Ted Weller

U.S. Forest Service

 

Michelle Verant

National Park Service​​​​​

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Mylea Bayless

Bat Conservation International

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Winifred Frick

Bat Conservation International

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Brad Jost

Bureau of Land Management

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Charles Francis

Canadian Wildlife Service

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Cori Lausen

Wildlife Conservation Society, Canada

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Eric Britzke

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and Dev'mt Ctr.

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Our Network

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Our Network

Fundamental to the success of NABat is the collaborative network upon which it stands. Our network of partners include local, federal, state, tribal and provincial agencies, non-governmental organizations, research institutions, and industry experts who are collecting bat-related data across the continent.

Regional Bat Hub

Hubs help prioritize local needs while aligning monitoring efforts with NABat's broader continental-scale goals. By working closely with local partners, hubs bolster collaboration, reduce redundancies, and help partners get more out of shared efforts and resources.

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Learn About Our Network of Partners

Visit the NABat Partner Portal Partners page to learn more about the organizations contributing data and expertise that is helping to advance our understanding of the status and trends of North American bat species.

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2018 by Bat Conservation International in partnership with the NABat Program

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