Exploring aeroecology and life in the night sky

Exploring life in the night sky

Hi, I’m Dr. Jennifer Krauel.

I’m an ecologist who’s fascinated by life in the night sky. I study animal migration, especially bats and insects and at high altitudes.

My research is driven by a deep desire to conserve and protect biodiversity.

What is aeroecology and why does it matter?

Latest posts

Photo: People walking along the ridge of a windy sand dune

Welcome to my new site!

Are you curious about life in the night sky? Me too! You’ve come to the right place to find out more about the new science of aeroecology. One of the most exciting…

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Screenshot: Rapid range expansion of the Brazilian free-tailed bat

Free-tailed bats coming your way?

Photo: scientists carrying Helikite across a grassy field

What’s going on up there?

Screen shot: Free-tailed bats adjust foraging behavior in response to migratory moths

Bats adjust foraging behavior in response to migratory moths

Screen shot of a radar showing echos of bats and insects

The Batscan!