Below are publications authored by or coauthored by our experts here at Orbis

Bats

Habitat use by bats in two Indiana forests prior to silvicultural treatments for oak regeneration, Jeremy J. Sheets, Joseph E. Duchamp, Megan K. Caylor, Laura D’Acunto, John O. Whitaker, Jr., Virgil Brack, Jr., and Dale W. Sparks 

Bats of the hardwood ecosystem experiment before timber harvest: assessment and prognosis,Jeremy J. Sheets, John O. Whitaker, Jr., Virgil Brack, Jr., and Dale W. Sparks 

Questions and Answers Concerning Developers and Northern Long-Eared Bat, Jeremy J. Sheets 

Botany and Plant Ecology 

Daily Dose of Botany Articles,* Scott Namestnik 

Two Recent Plant Discoveries in Missouri, Scott Namestnik, Justin R. Thomas, Bradford S. Slaughter 

New Records for Utricularia resupinata in Indiana, Scott Namestnik, Robin W. Scribailo, Mitchell S. Alix 

Noteworthy Collections, Indiana, Scott Namestnik 

Noteworthy Collections, Mimulus alatus, Scott Namestnik 

The Discovery of Rhexia mariana L. var. mariana (Melastomataceae) in Northwest Indiana, Scott Namestnik Client Relationships 

Toward a Healthy Consultant-Client Relationship, J. Ryan Duddleson, M.A., RPA 

Cultural Resources 

The Disconnect Between College and the Real World of Archaeology, AlyciaGiedd, M.A. 

How Proactive Planning for Cultural Resources Can Help Manage the Risks of Project Delay (or Worse…), J. Ryan Duddleson, M.A., RPA 

How Places Important to Our Past Can Contribute to Our Future – the Economics of Preservation, J. Ryan Duddleson M.A., RPA 

Integrated Management of Cultural and Natural Resources, J. Ryan Duddleson, M.A., RPA 

Ten Sources for Background Research – why you shouldn’t look for archaeological sites on your desktop, J. Ryan Duddleson, M.A., RPA 

The Role of Trees in Historic Neighborhoods, J. Ryan Duddleson, M.A., RPA 

Floristic Studies 

The Vascular Flora of Sebert Property, Laporte County, Indiana, Scott Namestnik, Keith Board 

Results of the LobLolly Marsh Wetland Preserve BioBlitz, Jay County, Indiana, Scott Namestnik, Donald G. Ruch, Daryl R. Karns, Paul McMurray, Jean Moore-Palm, William Murphy, and Kirk Roth 

Vegetation Monitoring

The Critical Importance of Vegetation Surveys, Scott Namestnik 

The Use of Floristic Quality Assessment as a Tool for Monitoring Wetland Mitigations in Michigan, Scott Namestnik, Leslie Smit DeBoer, Paul E. Rothrock, Robert T. Reber 

WildlifeBiology

Urban Ichthyology, Jeremy J. Sheets, Christopher M. Ritzi, Brianne L. Everson, B. Jagger Foster, Dale W. Sparks 

*Originally appeared in The Plant Press, the regular publication of the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society – North Chapter