Bat Woman: Researching Arizona's Bats| The Arizona Collection

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Bat Woman: Researching Arizona's Bats| The Arizona Collection

Wildlife biologist Debbie Buecher has been studying bats for decades, and she enjoys sharing her expertise about these frequently maligned mammals. There are more than a thousand bat species around the world and Buecher says they are a vital part of our environment. In this segment, Debbie focuses on bats in Southern Arizona. 
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