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Joy O'Keefe

Associate Professor

UIUC

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Joy O'keefe is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Associate Professor at Uiuc.

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UIUC

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wildlife ecology wildlife ecology animal ecology conservation biology wildlife biology mammalogy evolutionary biology animal conservation wildlife management community (ecology) population biology biology ecology and evolutionary biology behavioral ecology geography conservation science animal behavior movement ecology indiana bats biological conservation habitat management biodiversity applied ecology evolutionary ecology bat boxes natural resource management zoology spatial ecology indiana bat fire ecology wildland fire ecological applications thermal engineering interspecific behavioral interaction forest conservation population ecology acoustic ecology human-wildlife relationships forest bats southern appalachian mountains forest ecology predator-prey interactions forest biology foraging thermal comfort landscape connectivity thermal insulation body size maternity colony heat stress myotis bats ornithology avian biology disease ecology phenology next-generation sequencing high throughput sequencing dna barcoding detection technique automatic target recognition conservation planning resource availability rodent ecology nature conservation forest stewardship acoustic signal processing acoustical engineering bat behaviour predation risk tropical bats vegetation density south carolina wns exposure probabilities wns infection wns exposure probability

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A Collaborative Multiple Stressor Approach for Identifying Spatial Heterogeneities in Wildlife Health and Conservation Priorities. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

Molly C SimonisSarah CiarrachiKristin E DyerMeagan AlliraBret DemoryJaleel ZubayrDakota Van ParysKimberlee WhitmoreKatie FitzgeraldKevin T CastleTanya A DeweyJoy M O'KeefeRiley F BernardMatthew M ChumchalCatherine G HaaseJeffrey T FosterDaniel J Becker

wildlife ecologybiostatisticspopulation biologywildlifeanimal conservationconservation prioritieswildlife biologystress (biology)wildlife managementmultiple extrinsic stressorsextrinsic stressorsevolutionary biologyecologybiological conservationconservation biology

Molecular Epidemiology of Eimeria Spp. Parasites and the Faecal Microbiome of Indiana Bats (Myotis Sodalis): A Non-Invasive, Multiplex Metabarcode Survey of an Endangered Species. Microbial Genomics (2025)

Andrew J. BennettCory D. SuskiJoy M. O’Keefe

infectious diseaseswildlifeindiana batsmetagenomicsparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologypathogensmultiplex metabarcodezoonotic diseasesmolecular epidemiologymicrobiomeveterinary parasitology

Question the Mark: A Review and Assessment of Bat Marking Practices. Mammal Review (2025)

Susan C. LoebJoy M. O'KeefeRobert M. R. BarclayAlyssa B. BennettAshleigh B. CableSarah M. GaulkeFernando Gual‐SuárezVona KuczynskaCori L. LausenSamara Pérez‐HarpBradford J. Westrich

wildlifemammalogyanimal conservationethologyminor irritationwildlife biologybat markingbat marking practiceskinesiologyclinical researchanimal behaviorhuman performanceveterinary medicineinjury preventionrehabilitationapplied ethology

Simple Design Modifications Can Tailor Bat Box Thermal Conditions to Life History Requirements in Different Habitats. Ecological Solutions and Evidence (2025)

George S. BakkenJoy M. O'Keefe

energy efficiencythermal engineeringthermal insulationrocket box designbat boxesthermal modelingsimple design modificationsthermal protectionheat transferextreme environmentsthermal managementrefrigerationthermal energy storageaerospace engineering

Acoustic Monitoring Yields Informative Bat Population Density Estimates. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Meredith L. HoggattClarissa A. StarbuckJoy M. O'Keefe

wildlife ecologybiostatisticspopulation biologywildlifesoundmammalogysamplingindiana batanimal ecologymovement ecologyacoustic surveysecologypopulation sizestatisticsacoustic ecology

Comparing Occupancy and Activity Metrics for Assessing Temporal Trends in Vulnerable Bat Populations. Biological Conservation (2024)

Katy R. GoodwinLouis HunninckJoy O'KeefeAlan KirschbaumErin H. GillamCindy HeydMark C. RomanskiWilliam T. RouteSteve K. Windels

wildlife ecologyactivity metricsspatial analysispopulation biologywildlifemammalogyhuman-wildlife relationshipsvulnerable bat populationstemporal trendswildlife managementstatisticsanimal ecologymovement ecologyecologywildlife biologyconservation biology

Dying for DéCor: Quantifying the Online, Ornamental Trade in a Distinctive Bat Species, Kerivoula Picta. European Journal of Wildlife Research (2024)

Joanna L ColemanNistara RandhawaJoe Chun-Chia HuangTigga KingstonBenjamin P Y-H LeeJoy M O’KeefeAbigail L RutroughVu Dinh ThongSusan M TsangChris R Shepherd

wildlifeinterspecific behavioral interactionkerivoula pictazooarchaeologyethologyornamental tradebiologydistinctive bat speciesevolutionary biologywildlife biologyconservation biology

Sexual Dichromatism in the Fur of a Bat: An Exploration of Color Differences and Potential Signaling Functions. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Elizabeth A. BeilkeJahshua F. SanchezDiana K. HewsJoy M. O'Keefe

reproductive biologybehavioral ecologysexual dichromatismgeneticsethologybiologybiological anthropologyzoologysexual selectionanimal behaviourmammalogybody colorhuman biologymorphology (biology)animal behaviorevolutionary biologysex differencesmammalian biologyeastern red bat

Was Palaeolake Messel a Death-Trap? Insight From Modern Bat Drownings and Decay Experiments. Palaeobiodiversity and Palaeoenvironments (2024)

Krister T. SmithRenate RabensteinJoy O’Keefe

classicsvertebrate paleontologyhistorymodern bat drowningsdecay experimentszooarchaeologytaphonomic biaswas palaeolake messelarchaeologypaleobiologyhistorical biology

White-Nose Syndrome, Winter Duration, and Pre-Hibernation Climate Impact Abundance of Reproductive Female Bats. PLoS ONE (2024)

Sarah K. KruegerSarah C. WilliamsJoy M. O’KeefeGene A. ZirkleCatherine G. Haase

wildlife ecologywhite-nose syndromepopulation biologywildlifemammalogywildlife biologywns susceptibilitybiologyanimal ecologyanimal behaviorwinter durationbehavioral ecologyecologypopulation ecologyecology and evolutionary biology

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Joy O'Keefe

Associate Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Joy O'keefe is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Associate Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joy O'Keefe

UIUC

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Collaborative Multiple Stressor Approach for Identifying Spatial Heterogeneities in Wildlife Health and Conservation Priorities. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

Andrew J. BennettCory D. SuskiJoy M. O’Keefe

Question the Mark: A Review and Assessment of Bat Marking Practices. Mammal Review (2025)

Susan C. LoebJoy M. O'KeefeRobert M. R. BarclayAlyssa B. BennettAshleigh B. CableSarah M. GaulkeFernando Gual‐SuárezVona KuczynskaCori L. LausenSamara Pérez‐HarpBradford J. Westrich

Simple Design Modifications Can Tailor Bat Box Thermal Conditions to Life History Requirements in Different Habitats. Ecological Solutions and Evidence (2025)

George S. BakkenJoy M. O'Keefe

Acoustic Monitoring Yields Informative Bat Population Density Estimates. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Meredith L. HoggattClarissa A. StarbuckJoy M. O'Keefe

wildlife ecologybiostatisticspopulation biologywildlifesoundmammalogysamplingindiana batanimal ecologymovement ecologyacoustic surveysecologypopulation sizestatisticsacoustic ecology

Comparing Occupancy and Activity Metrics for Assessing Temporal Trends in Vulnerable Bat Populations. Biological Conservation (2024)

Katy R. GoodwinLouis HunninckJoy O'KeefeAlan KirschbaumErin H. GillamCindy HeydMark C. RomanskiWilliam T. RouteSteve K. Windels

Dying for DéCor: Quantifying the Online, Ornamental Trade in a Distinctive Bat Species, Kerivoula Picta. European Journal of Wildlife Research (2024)

Joanna L ColemanNistara RandhawaJoe Chun-Chia HuangTigga KingstonBenjamin P Y-H LeeJoy M O’KeefeAbigail L RutroughVu Dinh ThongSusan M TsangChris R Shepherd

wildlifeinterspecific behavioral interactionkerivoula pictazooarchaeologyethologyornamental tradebiologydistinctive bat speciesevolutionary biologywildlife biologyconservation biology

Sexual Dichromatism in the Fur of a Bat: An Exploration of Color Differences and Potential Signaling Functions. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Elizabeth A. BeilkeJahshua F. SanchezDiana K. HewsJoy M. O'Keefe

Was Palaeolake Messel a Death-Trap? Insight From Modern Bat Drownings and Decay Experiments. Palaeobiodiversity and Palaeoenvironments (2024)

Krister T. SmithRenate RabensteinJoy O’Keefe

classicsvertebrate paleontologyhistorymodern bat drowningsdecay experimentszooarchaeologytaphonomic biaswas palaeolake messelarchaeologypaleobiologyhistorical biology

White-Nose Syndrome, Winter Duration, and Pre-Hibernation Climate Impact Abundance of Reproductive Female Bats. PLoS ONE (2024)

Sarah K. KruegerSarah C. WilliamsJoy M. O’KeefeGene A. ZirkleCatherine G. Haase

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