VOLUME 13, NO. 1 Spring 1995


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AGAINST THE desert sunset at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, the flight of the Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) is a highlight for many visitors. Many see bats for the first time at this famous site. The park has done much to help change misperceptions about these animals; as many as a thousand people in a single summer night listen to park naturalists lecture about the bats. See story on page 4.

 
All articles in this issue:
ON THE COVER
Are American Bats Losing Ground?
PROTECTING BATS IN OUR NATIONAL PARKS
BCI and National Park Service Form Conservation Partnership for Bats
What is Your Favorite Park Doing for Bats?
To Save the Spectacled Flying Fox
Courtship: Bat Style
The Incredible Milk-Producing Male Bat
Why Do Bats Use This Bridge But Not That One?
WISH LIST
Be a Part of the Founder's Circle
Look for "Masters of the Night: The True Story of Bats"* at these locations:
Merlin Tuttle to Lecture in Chicago
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