Forest Park in St. Louis is home to a wide array of urban wildlife.   Researchers have been using geospatial technology -- fitting a range of species with satellite tags -- to map their movements.  Megan caught up with Stephen Blake, Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Louis University.     (Photo credit - Megan Lynch/KMOX)

Forest Park in St. Louis is home to a wide array of urban wildlife. Researchers have been using geospatial technology -- fitting a range of species with satellite tags -- to map their movements. Megan caught up with Stephen Blake, Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Louis University. (Photo credit - Megan Lynch/KMOX)

Forest Park in St. Louis is home to a wide array of urban wildlife. &nbsp; Researchers have been using geospatial technology -- fitting a range of species with satellite tags -- to map their movements.&nbsp; Megan caught up with Stephen Blake, Assistant Professor of Biology at St. Louis University.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; (Photo credit - Megan Lynch/KMOX)

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