Jason Duffey is a wildlife biologist with extensive experience performing environmental surveys throughout the eastern U.S., primarily pertaining to bat ecology and conservation. Jason is a federally permitted bat biologist who has coordinated and led a diverse array of field studies for bats for more than 20 years, including small- and large-scale mist netting and acoustic presence/absence surveys, radio telemetry studies, habitat assessments, and hibernacula censuses. He coordinates with clients and agency personnel, and produces a variety of formal and informal consultation documents including study plans, survey reports, conservation plans, habitat mitigation and monitoring plans, and biological assessments.