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Applications are no longer being accepted for other 2008 scholarships.
Current Bat Conservation International 2007-08 Student Research
Scholarships
We congratulate the winners of the current BCI Student Research Scholarships and gratefully recognize the generous donors whose support made them possible.
U.S. Forest Service Bats in International Forestry Research Scholarships
Radosoa Andrianaivoarivelo (University of Aberdeen)
Do Malagasy fruit bats cause significant damage to Litchi crops? (Madagascar)
Julio Bracamonte (Universidad Nacional de Salta)
Bats diversity and distribution patterns in a lower and upper cloud montane forest in the Yungas in Potrero de Yala Province Park, Jujy, Argentina (Argentina )
Tania Gonzalez (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico)
Conservation and habitat use of the banana bat and other nectar-feeding bats in Colima, Mexico (Mexico)
Amyot Kofoky (University of Mahajanga)
Diet, habitat use and roosting ecology of Myzopoda sp. in western Madagascar: Conservation implications (Madagascar)
Leonardo Lopez Damian (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico)
Diet of Tadarida brasiliensis in northeast and southern Mexico with special reference to corn insect pests (Mexico)
Tammy Mildenstein (University of Montana)
Impacts of agriculture through habitat loss and subsidy on threatened native species: case study of flying foxes in the Philippines (Philippines)
Grace Ngaruiya (University of Nairobi)
Research on woody plants dependent on bat species for seed dispersal in Kakamega Forest (Kenya)
Maria Pereira (University of Lisbon)
Seasonal and spatial variation in Amazonian bat assemblages: the influence of contrasting flooding regimes and food availability (Brazil)
Sandra Peters (University of Western Ontario)
Bat roosting patterns and community structure in primary forest, secondary forest, Eucalyptus plantations, and linear forest corridors in northeastern Amazonia (Brazil)
Phansamai Phommexay (Prince of Songlkla University)
Bat diversity and activity level in intact forest and rubber plantation revealed by acoustic technique (Thailand)
T.W. Ammerman
Angela England (University of New Mexico)
Ecological Interactions between long-nosed bats and agaves in New Mexico Boot-Heel region (USA)
Lisa Evans (University of Melbourne)
Artificial roosting requirements of microbats in southeaster Australia and the influence of ectoparasites on roosting behaviour (Australia)
Tommy Angell
Joanna Coleman (University of Calgary)
The effect of urbanization on prairie bats (Canada)
Bats & Wind Energy
Erin Baerwald (University of Calgary)
Bat migration and the causes and consequences of mortality at wind farms (Canada)
Scott McVay
Katie Day (Missouri State University)
Effects of temperature on winter energetics of the female Indiana bat (USA)
Verne & Marion Read
Noa Davidai (University of Tennessee in Knoxville)
Spatial patterns of insectivorous bats: Effects of biotic and abiotic factors on the dispersion and feeding activity of Tadarida brasiliensis across an agricultural landscape (USA)
Erin Fraser (University of Western Ontario)
Bat swarming and hibernation in Ontario (Canada)
S.H. and Helen R. Scheuer Family Foundation
In memory of Emily Scheuer
Emma Stone (University of Bristol)
UK bat mitigation activities: are they effective conservation measures which maintain viable populations? (United Kingdom)
Anton Schindler
In loving memory of his wife, Valerie, who was a founding member of Bat Conservation International and loved all animals, especially bats
Vladislav Nachev (Ludwig Maximillian University)
Virtual pollination ecology (Costa Rica)
Judith Ramirez (University of Arizona, Tuscon)
Migration pattern and population genetic structure of the lesser long-nosed bat in Arizona and Mexico (USA and Mexico)
Matthew Zeale (University of Bristol)
Diet Analysis and foraging requirements of the Barbastelle, Barbastella barbastellus: Implications for management and conservation (England)
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