Dr. Amy Turner and her team worked together over the last six years on the Sewanee Bat Study to monitor Sewanee’s bat populations and make land management decisions in an effort to conserve. The goals of this project included: analyzing the trends in frequencies in bat activity across time and management areas to see which locations are crucial for bats, what land management practices are harmful or helpful, and what species seem to be thriving or not. My team and I analyzed the data and created a dashboard to help make data-driven forest management decisions in collaboration with The Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability and Domain Management.