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New guide to Amazonian bats
Do you think identifying bats in Europe or in North America is difficult? Well, try it in the Amazon. The planet’s green lung is home to the most diverse... Read More
BAT SQUAD! is Coming
Bat Week is almost here and the kids of the Bat Squad can’t wait! You don’t have to be an adult to help our bats. Kids across North... Read More
NASBR Teachers Workshop
When:October 15, 2016 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Where:Hyatt Regency RiverwalkPecan Room123 Losoya StreetSan Antonio, TX 78205(210) 222-1234 The North... Read MoreVideo Carousel
Bat Squad! Kids - Coming in Bat Week 2016
The Bat Week spirit was felt right across North America last October as people came together to raise awareness...
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Well before Bruce Wayne started zipping up his Batman suit in 1939, the "man-bat" was already popping up in...
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Editor’s note: A longer version of this article by the late Dr. Kate Barlow (1970–2015) originally appeared...
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In the grassy cornfields of Southern Illinois, bats are on the hunt for insects, and according to new research,...
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In an attempt to set a world record for the "most bat houses built in one day," the Bat Week team has rallied...
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Emma Stone is a bat researcher at the University of Bristol in the U.K. and the founder of African Bat...
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The northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis) ranges from the eastern and north central United States to...
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Nuts, as we all know, don't come cheap. But sometimes you just have to have them: All brownies are good, but...
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Scientists studying North America’s rare Florida bonneted bat (Eumops floridanus) are reaching out to the...
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Our ever-changing knowledge of bats can be traced through historical records in scientific texts, many of which...
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Members of Bat Conservation International’s Board of Directors, along with BCI staff, recently waded through...
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While all of us at BCI see beauty in every bat species, not everyone does. However, our recent Facebook post...
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Bat Week wasn’t just for the builders; foodies got in on the action, too. To celebrate bats and their...
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For the second year, BCI and the Tennessee Chapter of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) are pleased to award $100,000...
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The Mexican long-nosed bat (Leptonycteris nivalis) is a nectar-feeding bat native to Mexico and the United...
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On the islands of Japan, word on the street has it that bats are pretty creepy. But was it always this way? Bat...
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We at BCI are excited to announce the addition of three new members to our Adopt-a-Bat family: the spotted bat,...
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Corporations can be strong allies for bat conservation by restoring and enhancing wildlife habitat on corporate...
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For the average bat enthusiast, there is perhaps no better way to kick off the New Year than spotting a...
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Home remodeler, retired schoolteacher, college student, property appraiser. The roster of people who donate...
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When it comes to giving back, BCI supporters aren’t afraid of running the extra mile. Literally. Niki Lake of...
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Since 1998, BCI has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships and small grants to more than 200 aspiring bat...
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