Studying endangered Indiana bats may one day help save the species
Biologist Tim Carter spent his summer deep in his lab analyzing data collected during a recent trip to southern Illinois. In the end, he hopes to shed some light on life of the rare and endangered Indiana bat to eventually improve the management of the species. FULL STORY

Nature publishes biology study co-authored by Ball State researcher
In its March 13 issue, renowned weekly science journal Nature published a study co-authored by Melody Bernot, assistant professor of biology. FULL STORY

Ball State professor earns national honor for efforts to aid endangered bat species
Timothy Carter, an assistant professor of biology, was recognized as the Wildlife Habitat Council's 2006 Community Partner of the Year for his work with the endangered Indiana bat. FULL STORY

Interdisciplinary Ball State team helps community partner with water quality education
Ball State is combining efforts to benefit the White River Watershed Project. The goals are better water quality and awareness. FULL STORY

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