About 200,000 endangered Indiana bats spend summers around Missouri’s Mark Twain Lake; crews are now thinning trees to reopen flight, foraging corridors as habitat work targets one of the species’ largest remaining concentrations

About 200,000 endangered Indiana bats spend summers around Missouri’s Mark Twain Lake; crews are now thinning trees to reopen flight, foraging corridors as habitat work targets one of the species’ largest remaining concentrations
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