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Emmanuelle Roth

Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society

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Connections in the Dark: Social-Ecological Networks as a Promising Tool for Bat Conservation and One Health

Renata L. Muylaert, Cristina A. Kita, Michael Kriegl, Ahmad Bilal, Adeel Kazam, Chiara Scaramella, Emmanuelle Roth, Jon R. Flanders, Malik Oedin, Parfait Palamanga Thiombiano, Rida Ahmad, Sangay Tshering, Susan M. Tsang, Tigga Kingston, Tanja Maria Straka, Marco A. R. Mello

This paper reviews the application of social-ecological networks in bat research and conservation, highlighting their potential for addressing human-bat interface challenges.

bioRxiv · Jul 22, 2025 · PreprintEcology