1993. Note to Research Associates . The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No 1:1

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Note to Research Associates WE ARE DELIGHTED to report that Bat Conservation International's North American Bat House Research Project is off to a good start. Nearly 800 Research Associates are participating in 47 states in the United States, two provinces in Canada, and Belize and Trinidad. This is the first of our anticipated twice-a-year project newsletters. In this issue, we are sharing enlightening experiences from the past summer. The Spring newsletter will provide a more detailed summary of findings, based on fall reporting, and will suggest any indicated modi fications in time for the new season of testing. Please remember to submit your data report forms before the end of the year, regardless of success. All of your reports are significant and vital to our understanding of bat needs in artificial roosts, so please participate; we need you! © Bat Conservation International, Inc., 2002. Absolutely no rights of distribution by sale or other transfer of ownership or by rental, lease or lending, preparation of derivitive works, or reproduction, in whole or in part, is granted. No text, graphics or photos may be downloaded and used on another Internet site, without express permission of BCI. BCI reserves the rights to actively protect against infringement.

Note to Research Associates

WE ARE DELIGHTED to report that Bat Conservation International's North American Bat House Research Project is off to a good start. Nearly 800 Research Associates are participating in 47 states in the United States, two provinces in Canada, and Belize and Trinidad.

This is the first of our anticipated twice-a-year project newsletters. In this issue, we are sharing enlightening experiences from the past summer. The Spring newsletter will provide a more detailed summary of findings, based on fall reporting, and will suggest any indicated modi fications in time for the new season of testing.

Please remember to submit your data report forms before the end of the year, regardless of success. All of your reports are significant and vital to our understanding of bat needs in artificial roosts, so please participate; we need you!

© Bat Conservation International, Inc., 2002. Absolutely no rights of distribution by sale or other transfer of ownership or by rental, lease or lending, preparation of derivitive works, or reproduction, in whole or in part, is granted. No text, graphics or photos may be downloaded and used on another Internet site, without express permission of BCI. BCI reserves the rights to actively protect against infringement.