This page lists available events (workshops, courses, and other events) offered through Bat Conservation International.

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Bat Conservation and Management Workshop 2013
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Through hands-on experience, participants in this 6-day, 5-night sessions workshop learn bat conservation and research techniques including netting, trapping, radio-tracking, night-vision observation, and habitat assessment. (Rabies pre-exposure vaccination is required for participants to handle bats.)
BCMW Arizona ( 2013 June 10—15 ) 15 of 29 seats available	Additional Payment (only)
Bats and Wind Energy Workshop
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The course is taught by leading experts in the field and will include both lectures and field demonstrations.
Honolulu session ( 2013 June 18—20 )
Wetland Restoration & Creation Workshop
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Hosted by: Bat Conservation International, the Coconino National Forest, and the Arizona Game & Fish Department. Workshop details: Small wetlands provide critical habitat to many species of amphibians, invertebrates, birds, and mammals, and essential drinking sites for bats. Unfortunately, a majority of these ecosystems have been lost to draining and filling throughout North America. These landscape modifications affect recovery efforts for endangered species, reduce water quality, increase flooding, and reduce ground water supplies. Fortunately, through techniques developed and tested by the Center for Wetlands and Stream Restoration, it’s now possible to restore and construct wetlands with desired hydro-periods, aquatic vegetation, and animal life. This hands-on workshop is designed for individuals interested in learning how to use practical, low cost techniques for building and restoring wetlands. You’ll see how wetland projects can be planned on public and private range and forestlands and even on school grounds to benefit plants, animals, and people. You’ll learn how to select the best locations for building wetlands, test soils, lay out proposed wetlands, choose construction techniques, work with heavy equipment operators, and establish native plants. We will complete a wetland restoration project and visit multiple wetland discussion sites during the Workshop. Target audience: Biologists, range conservationists, hydrologists, foresters, and other relevant natural resource management staff. More Details. Cost and registration: $165.00. Attendance is limited to 35 people. Contact Dan Taylor, dtaylor@batcon.org, (858)-922-5757 for information on alternative payment mechanisms. A range of lodging options are available in the area, a list will be provided to registrants.
Flagstaff AZ ( 2013 June 11—12 )

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Applicants must make their own travel arrangements to and from the event site. Participants are encouraged to carpool.

Refunds: (for pay events)

ALL refunds will be charged a 10% administrative surcharge. Cancellations made 45 days prior to the event will be granted a refund. Participants canceling after this deadline will only be granted a refund if BCI is able to fill the spot in the event. Cancellations must be in writing, sent via E-mail, postal mail or FAX, and are effective upon receipt.