Robert Schorr

Casual addict of bulldogs, beer, bats, and sometimes bourbon

[Robert Schorr @Rob_Schorr_CBC]

@MontanaGrizSOC Huge!

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Just posted a photo https://t.co/cIQjWg104O

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3/3 It’s from the contributions of climbers like Mike that CBC exists. Thanks, Mike, and keep climbing. #bats #climbers #batconservation

[Robert Schorr @Rob_Schorr_CBC]

1/3 The OG Climber Bat Biologist: this is Mike Schneiter (@climbglenwood) who recently spotted a bat while climbing in Colorado Monument

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2/3 And Mike’s contributions go even deeper, because he first described the colony that lives in the Chiroptophobia (“fear of bats”) route

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@AaronJCorcoran Will email slowmo of saltatorial meadow jumping mice

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Weekend vibes. Good music. Community. https://t.co/Fed3lEQolG

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@StanimiraDeleva Excellent question

[Robert Schorr @Rob_Schorr_CBC]

@CoachDanLanning Thank you, Coach #BlackLivesMatter

[Robert Schorr @Rob_Schorr_CBC]

@StanimiraDeleva Thank you, Stanimira! You are a celebrity at CBC with the data you’ve provided!

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@HomoZotz Thank you, Yafhed. We’re hoping to have the online database functioning soon so climbers and biologists can see data submissions

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1/5. #WBTC1 #Conserve3. I’m Rob Schorr @ColoradoStateU. When WNS hit eastern NAmer, #bats mortality was obvious. When WNS hit western NAmer, mortality was much less obvious. Fewer cave/mine hibernacula in the West. Where should biologists monitor 🦇? Maybe cliffs! 🤔

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@MilesToSwim Thank you, Jignasa. You can find us on Facebook and Instagram, as well.

[Robert Schorr @Rob_Schorr_CBC]

@JackBHooker Thanks, Jack. I’m learning to climb simply for the opportunity to see 🦇. Slow going. Again, thanks for the support and hosting, and I think it is wise for CBC to link in with UKclimbing.

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5/5 #WBTC1 #Conserve3 Next steps: online data portal for data submission; visit routes where climbers have seen 🦇; engage with climbers at festivals and show them bats; and collaborate with climbing orgs! See a 🦇while climbing, let us know! email: [email protected]

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4/5 #WBTC1 #Conserve3 What if you hire climbers to look for bats? 50 km W of Denver, Colorado, USA. Pre-climbing surveys and climbing surveys. 42 pre-climb surveys, 45 climbing. 2 🦇 found: Myotis evotis, Eptesicis fuscus. 1cm cracks, east-facing, 10–12m high

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@JackBHooker Thank you, Jack, for hosting and planning