Sudbury 'bat walks' help conservationists learn more about local populations
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The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee in Sudbury is hosting public 'bat walks' using echometers fitted to iPads to detect echolocation, engaging community members in real-time bat habitat research across Greater Sudbury and documenting that all eight of Ontario's bat species can be found in the downtown area.
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