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Crews thin trees at Mark Twain Lake to help 200,000 endangered Indiana bats

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Crews are actively thinning trees at Mark Twain Lake in an effort to support a population of approximately 200,000 endangered Indiana bats.

The habitat management project is designed to improve conditions for the threatened species, which relies on forest environments for roosting and survival.

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