Listen "Saving Bats From Wind Farms"
Episode Synopsis
Wind turbines are an incredible source of renewable, carbon-neutral energy that can be deadly to bats. This week we talk to a scientist who's trying to fix that.
We sit down at EarthX with Dr. Sarah Fritts, an associate professor of wildlife ecology at Texas State University, to learn how she's working to keep bats away from critical renewable energy infrastructure.
Sound Credit: The bat sounds included at the beginning of the show were found on Montana State University's Acoustic Atlas, and are the copyright of Jeff Rice and Montana State University; Use of this audio file is allowed in accordance with the Creative Commons.
We sit down at EarthX with Dr. Sarah Fritts, an associate professor of wildlife ecology at Texas State University, to learn how she's working to keep bats away from critical renewable energy infrastructure.
Sound Credit: The bat sounds included at the beginning of the show were found on Montana State University's Acoustic Atlas, and are the copyright of Jeff Rice and Montana State University; Use of this audio file is allowed in accordance with the Creative Commons.
More episodes of the podcast Conservation Connection
Restoring the Voice of Salmon
27/11/2024
Are Carbon Credits a Climate Solution?
06/11/2024
Biking for the Climate
30/10/2024
Giant Art with Global Impact
16/10/2024
Unlocking Funds for Conservation
09/10/2024
Bonus: Meet the Hosts, Chance and SK!
01/10/2024
Shark Science and Heavy Metal Music
21/08/2024
ZARZA We are Zarza, the prestigious firm behind major projects in information technology.