Bill Doering

Background

About Bill Doering

Bill is an experienced project manager, environmental analyst, senior wildlife biologist and bat biologist with over 30 years of experience providing environmental planning, documentation and regulatory compliance support services and conducting environmental research for a variety of state and federal government agencies and industry clients. His areas of technical specialization and interest include linear facility planning, NEPA, resource management planning, wildlife species-at-risk, renewable energy development, environmental analysis of military operations areas, threatened and endangered species, resource requirements of mammals and herptiles, effects of anthropogenic noise on wildlife, bat ecology, acoustic monitoring, avian risk assessment, habitat fragmentation and public outreach. His current scientific research involves at-risk bat species ecology and management. Mr. Doering is co-chair of the Idaho Bat Working Group, serves on an advisory board for the Idaho Falls Zoo, and provides on-going technical support to state and federal resource agencies for bat issues. He has led the development of an interagency bat monitoring collaborative involving Idaho Department of Fish and Game, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Department of Energy and Department of Defense stakeholders.