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Pennsylvania’s Bat Populations and You, the Relationship Between People and Bats

Pennsylvania’s Bat Populations and You, the Relationship Between People and Bats. Solicited responses from 24 individuals, with a response rate of 100% Responses then scaled, 1=Strongly disagree, 2=Disagree, 3=Agree, 4=Strongly agree, don’t know’s were discarded. Our findings.

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Pennsylvania’s Bat Populations and You, the Relationship Between People and Bats

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  1. Pennsylvania’s Bat Populations and You, the Relationship Between People and Bats • Solicited responses from 24 individuals, with a response rate of 100% • Responses then scaled, 1=Strongly disagree, 2=Disagree, 3=Agree, 4=Strongly agree, don’t know’s were discarded.

  2. Our findings • People tend to agree that bats are an important part of our ecosystem. • 75% of our participants have heard of White-Nose Syndrome. • Even though people thought of bats as important to our ecosystem, they didn’t necessarily enjoy seeing them around Conclusion: • People think that bats are important and that we should monitor their populations to make sure we don’t lose them. Recommendations: • It is important to continually educate people about declining bat populations, as they are an important part of our ecosystem.

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