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Organizations
Organizations
International
International
The Bats and Wind Energy Cooperative (BWEC) "is an alliance of experts from government agencies, private industry academia, and non-governmental organizations that cooperate to advance and disseminate science-based solutions to cost effectively quantify and mitigate the impact of wind turbines on bats."
Bat Conservation International "we’re fiercely passionate, expert conservationists and scientists who are leading the charge to ensure the worldwide survival of these extraordinary mammals.
Bats lead us to the best opportunities to protect nature anywhere in the world. Bats are vital to our world’s ecosystems and economy, but nearly 200 species are threatened with extinction."
The Bat Specialist Group of the IUCN Species Survival Commission (BSG) "is one of a number of specialist groups formed within the Species Survival Commission (SSC) of IUCN-The World Conservation Union (IUCN). We are a collaborative multidisciplinary network of bat biologists and conservationists providing support and promoting bat conservation activities throughout the world.
Bats make up one fifth of all terrestrial mammals (1,462 species; Simmons and Cirranello, 2023). They are among the most endangered of the world's creatures, primarily because much of their habitat has been eliminated by human development or because they are persecuted. Because bats are important seed dispersers and pollinators for many native plants, and key insect predators globally, their loss has serious consequences for the ecosystems to which they belong."Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Anti-Poaching
Anti-Poaching
Bat Trade Working Group "We aim to inform and support evidence-based interventions to end the illegal and/or unsustainable domestic and international trades in live bats and bat specimens. As such, we conduct interdisciplinary research, catalyse legislative change and advise and assist with on-the-ground conservation efforts."
Global Union of Bat Diversity Networks (GBatNet) "brings together bat networks from around the world (including NABCA) to explore complementary aspects of bat research and conservation, and to facilitate and enhance research addressing diversification & sustainability." Twitter and Facebook
Merlin Tuttle's Bat Conservation (MTBC) "No group of mammals has been more misunderstood, needlessly feared, or intensely persecuted than bats. Relying on a powerful combination of science, field knowledge, and photography, MTBC is helping save millions of bats, protecting public health, economies and worldwide ecosystems by teaching people to live harmoniously with bats through Merlin’s one-of-a-kind experience."
Scientific Research Groups
Scientific Research Groups
Bat1K "is an initiative to sequence the genomes of all living bat species, approximately 1400 species in total. The main goal of this consortium is to uncover the genes and genetic mechanisms behind the unusual adaptations of bats, essentially mine the bat genome to uncover their secrets. Using the newest of our genetic tools, we will deep sequence the blue print and genetic code of every species of bat in the world. It took over 13 years and $3 billion US dollars to sequence the first human genome, and given the great advances in the field it is now much faster and cheaper. We must put these fantastic technological advances to good use and push them to achieve their full potential. Imagine uncovering the secret of longer health-spans, flight, echolocation and disease resistance hidden in the bat genome.
This project is only possible by the mobilisation of bat researchers, volunteers, students and bat lovers throughout the globe. Initiating this mobilisation and bringing bat researchers, field biologists, grass-roots conservation organisations and lay people together from across the globe will allow us to identify and locate all species of bat, so that we can uncover their secrets. Essentially, we will form an active vibrant community of individuals united by a common drive to conserve, better understand and promote bats."
Bat One Health (BOH) "is a forum for scientists interested in the connections between environmental change and health. We are an inclusive community of collaborators at all career stages. We host monthly seminars, inviting researchers from around the globe to connect and engage in discussions on this critical topic."
Bat Phenotypes and Evolution Network (BPEN) (PDF) "is an informal international network of researchers who describe and document the phenotypes of bats (living and extinct) and seek to elucidate the developmental, functional, and evolutionary forces that have shaped their exceptional diversity."
Global Bat Taxonomy Working Group (GBTWG) "A committee tasked with keeping up with changes in bat taxonomy, adjudicating taxonomic problems and disputes and maintaining a comprehensive list of valid bat taxa and synonyms. The GBTWG currently operates out of the American Museum of Natural History under the direction of chair Dr. Nancy Simmons. Membership consists of taxonomy experts and specialist users from 15 countries."
Africa
Africa
Afribats "seeks to mobilize both amateur and professional knowledge through the iNaturalist platform. These data will be used for scientific projects and informed conservation actions, which require robust data on the distributions of bat species."
Bat Conservation Africa (BCA) "We welcome you to join our network of conservationists, researchers, students, educators and other dedicated people interested in working towards conserving the amazing bat biodiversity across Africa!"
Bats without Borders "is dedicated to conserving bats, biodiversity and healthy ecosystems within southern Africa’s changing landscape. We will achieve this by supporting and conducting applied research that informs targeted conservation action, strengthening local capacity and promoting a positive attitude towards bats through public engagement.
As a small NGO we are largely a volunteer-based organisation. We are very fortunate to have a committed, dedicated and passionate team, who are the core of Bats without Borders.
Find out more about our vision, mission and commitments here."Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Eswatini
Eswatini
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Kenya
Kenya
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Madagascar
Madagascar
Madagasikara Voakajy "We are a Malagasy biodiversity organisation dedicated to the conservation of endemic vertebrates and their habitats in Madagascar. Our mission is to promote the conservation and sustainable use of Malagasy ecosystems, habitats and species by mitigating key threats to this unique biodiversity through targeted action and applied research."
Malawi
Malawi
African Bat Conservation (ABC) "conducts applied Research, Conservation and Education to bring bats to the conservation agenda and conserve bat populations in Africa. We work in partnership with the University of the West of England Bat Conservation Research Lab (UK), The Department of National Parks and Wildlife Malawi, Bunda University and Lilongwe City Council."
South Africa
South Africa
Afribats "seeks to mobilize both amateur and professional knowledge through the iNaturalist platform. These data will be used for scientific projects and informed conservation actions, which require robust data on the distributions of bat species."
Friends of Free Wildlife "is a community-based, public-funded volunteer organisation. It became a registered Non-Profit organization on 31st May 2016. The wildlife centre is run by passionate and qualified wildlife rehabilitators with the best interest of our urban wildlife at heart."
Gauteng & Northern Regions Bat Interest Group (GNoR BIG) "We are an enthusiastic group promoting bat conservation and our objective is to publicize bats as one of the world’s most fascinating and important animals, dispel harmful myths about them and to recruit supporters who can play a critical role in promoting their conservation, image and research."
The South African Bat Assessment Association (SABAA) is a membership based non-government organization (NGO), headed up by a nine-person panel consisting of specialist consultants, academics, related NGO representatives, regulatory authorities and an industry representative."
Asia
Asia
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. We could find at that time only 6 people studying bats in India!
The purpose of this group and its relationship with the IUCN SSC Chiroptera Specialist Group is to join bat field researchers throughout South Asia (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan) into a communications network so that a clearer picture can emerge and lead to conservation action."Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
WABNet "Promoting collaborative bat research across Western Asia"
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. ..."
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. We could find at that time only 6 people studying bats in India!
The purpose of this group and its relationship with the IUCN SSC Chiroptera Specialist Group is to join bat field researchers throughout South Asia (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan) into a communications network so that a clearer picture can emerge and lead to conservation action."SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
Bhutan
Bhutan
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. We could find at that time only 6 people studying bats in India!
The purpose of this group and its relationship with the IUCN SSC Chiroptera Specialist Group is to join bat field researchers throughout South Asia (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan) into a communications network so that a clearer picture can emerge and lead to conservation action."
Brunei
Brunei
SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
Georgia
Georgia
WABNet "Promoting collaborative bat research across Western Asia"
India
India
Bat Conservation India Trust (BCIT) "is a non-profit organization which was conceived for the protection of bat species in India by protecting their habitat. Bats inhabit various types of habitats like caves, small crevices, tree holes, old & abandoned buildings, ruins, mines, wells, etc. These habitats are under severe threat with receding green cover and modernization. Hunting of bats for flesh and alleged medicinal properties, excessive quarrying, demolition of old structures, etc., are but a few of the banes that cloud the future of these flying mammals.
Bats play a major role in the sustenance of our ecosystem in multitude ways which is often unknown to the general public and is marred with negative opinion and beliefs. While insectivorous bats act as best insect cleansers by devouring and keeping them under control, fruit eating bats on the other hand are the best natural seed dispersal agents and cross pollinators and hence play a vital role in regeneration. Many species of fruiting trees depend on these bats for dispersal and regeneration. Hence it becomes vital to protect these magnificent creatures.
In order to protect and conserve bats in India we have initiated and conceptualized various projects which include both short term as well as long term approach.
Mission: To preserve and conserve bats and its habitats across India through partnership with communities, scientists, researchers, government and organizations."Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. We could find at that time only 6 people studying bats in India!"
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Indonesia
Indonesia
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
Jordan
Jordan
WABNet "Promoting collaborative bat research across Western Asia"
Maldives
Maldives
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. ..."
Malaysia
Malaysia
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
Nepal
Nepal
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. ..."
Oman
Oman
WABNet "Promoting collaborative bat research across Western Asia"
Pakistan
Pakistan
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. We could find at that time only 6 people studying bats in India!
The purpose of this group and its relationship with the IUCN SSC Chiroptera Specialist Group is to join bat field researchers throughout South Asia (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan) into a communications network so that a clearer picture can emerge and lead to conservation action."WABNet "Promoting collaborative bat research across Western Asia"
Philippines
Philippines
SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. ..."
Thailand
Thailand
Chiroptera Conservation and Information Network of South Asia (CCINSA) "The inspiration for CCINSA had its roots in the Conservation Assessment and Management Plan (C.A.M.P.) Workshop for Indian Mammals which was conducted in 1997, organized and facilitated by Zoo Outreach Organization/CPSG India. ..."
Turkey
Turkey
WABNet "Promoting collaborative bat research across Western Asia"
Vietnam
Vietnam
SEABCRU "Despite their contribution to regional biodiversity, their ecological and economic importance, and their imperiled status, public awareness of the conservation and economic value of bats in Southeast Asia is extremely low, and myths and prejudice abound. Consequently one of the objectives of the SEABCRU is to facilitate the development and implementation of outreach programs."
Europe
Europe
BatLife Europe "is an international NGO built from a partnership of national bat conservation organisations committed to promoting the conservation of all bat species and their habitats throughout Europe."
UNEP/EUROBATS "The EUROBATS Secretariat was established by the First Session of the Meeting of Parties in 1995. It started working in Bonn, Germany in 1996 and is co-located with the Secretariat of the Bonn Convention and other environment and development-related United Nations institutions at the UN Campus in Bonn.
Its particular functions are to:
exchange information and co-ordinate international research and monitoring initiatives;
arrange the Meetings of the Parties and the Advisory and Standing Committee meetings;
stimulate proposals for improving the effectiveness of the Agreement, and attract more countries to participate in and join the Agreement;
stimulate public awareness of the threats to European bat species and what can be done at all levels to prevent their numbers dwindling further.
You can read more interesting facts about bats and the Agreement in the blue EUROBATS leaflet, which is available online and as a hard copy from the Secretariat."
Portugal
Portugal
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
UK
UK
Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) "Our vision is of a world rich in wildlife where bats and people thrive together"
Mammal Society "a UK based charity devoted to the study and conservation of the mammals of the British Isles. We aim to raise awareness of the issues mammals face and share our scientific research so they can be best protected in the future. Although a small team we are mighty, and are dedicated to helping mammals across the nation."
England
Devon Bat Group "is one of a large number of bat groups across the whole of the UK. The group was formed in 1984 by a group of people concerned about the decline of British bats, and in it’s 40th year we have approximately 250 members all across the county. Devon is special in that it supports almost all of the seventeen breeding bat species in Britain, and our members work to maintain this status, protecting bats and striving to increase our knowledge about bats."
North America
North America
The North American Bat Conservation Alliance (NABCA) "is an informal alliance among federal, state/provincial/territorial wildlife agencies, regional bat working groups, and non-government organizations with an interest in bat conservation."
Canada
Canada
Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative: National Bat Health Program
The North American Bat Conservation Alliance (NABCA) "is an informal alliance among federal, state/provincial/territorial wildlife agencies, regional bat working groups, and non-government organizations with an interest in bat conservation."
Alberta
British Colombia
Ontario
Caribbean
Caribbean
Costa Rica
Costa Rica
Cuba
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic
Grenada
Grenada
Guatemala
Guatemala
Honduras
Honduras
Mexico
Mexico
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."The North American Bat Conservation Alliance (NABCA) "is an informal alliance among federal, state/provincial/territorial wildlife agencies, regional bat working groups, and non-government organizations with an interest in bat conservation."
Red Latinoamericana y del Caribe para la Conservación de Murciélagos (RELCOM) or Latin American Network for Bat Conservation (RELCOM)
Panama
Panama
Pacific Islands
Pacific Islands
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
El Salvador
El Salvador
USA
USA
Bat Conservation and Management "has conducted endangered species surveys for business, industry, and agencies. We specialize in advancing bat acoustic monitoring technology and techniques; conducting professional training workshops for wildlife biologists just getting their start with bats; and providing fully tested equipment and survey gear for the professional bat worker. We also assist with solving bat/human conflicts and bats in buildings problems."
The North American Bat Conservation Alliance (NABCA) "is an informal alliance among federal, state/provincial/territorial wildlife agencies, regional bat working groups, and non-government organizations with an interest in bat conservation."
California
Central Coast Bats "is the primary research project of the Pacific Coast Conservation Alliance, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Paso Robles, California. Our mission is to study the biology & ecology of bats on the Central Coast, especially annual activity cycles, distribution, and the role they play in our highly agricultural setting.Bats can play an important role in sustainable agricultural practices by decreasing pesticide while helping to control insect populations. One of our primary programs ties youth education with our studies. Local youth, through school and non-profit organizations build and paint bat boxes for installation at ranch, farm, and industrial locations. In addition to helping attract bats to installation sites, we monitor the sites for use as part of our general investigations into species richness (number of species) as well as species density at the installation site. We also offer consulting services that provide solutions for managing insect pests in keeping with sustainable agricultural practices and can assist with both mitigating bat habitat loss and helping design functional restoration programs that integrate natural landscapes and native vegetation to benefit bats and crop production."
Florida
The Florida Bat Conservancy "is dedicated to preserving and protecting Florida's native bat populations through public education and partnerships with other conservation organizations and government agencies."
Lubee Bat Conservancy "We are a non-profit organization dedicated to saving bats and their habitats through conservation, education, and awareness, with a focus on children and community engagement."
Hawaii
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Illinois
Illinois Bat Conservation Program "is a statewide research, monitoring and outreach program focused on conservation and management of Illinois’ thirteen bat species. Using yearly surveys across the state, we will establish which species of bats are present, where they are found, and where they reproduce. Our data will become part of a larger dataset for the North American Bat Monitoring Program, contributing to the conservation of bats nationwide."
Puerto Rico
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
New York
Gotham Bat Conservancy "Ensuring a better future for New York’s Bats"
Texas
Bat World Sanctuary "is on the front line to end the mistreatment of bats. Each year we rescue hundreds of bats who might otherwise die. Lifetime sanctuary is given to non-releasable bats, including those that are orphaned, injured, and rescued from the exotic pet trade, zoos and research facilities. We are also involved in conservation efforts both locally and internationally.
Bat World was founded in 1994 and is a 501c3 non-profit, accredited organization with the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries."
Oceana
Oceana
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Australia
Australia
Australasian Bat Society (ABS) "is a non-profit organisation whose primary aim is to promote the conservation of all Australasian bats.
The ABS supports conservation through the advancement of scientific knowledge and education.
Anyone with an interest in bats or conservation is welcome to join."
Fiji
Fiji
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
New Caledonia
New Caledonia
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
New Zealand
New Zealand
NZ Bat Conservation "Promoting New Zealand’s bat species and their conservation"
NZ National Bat Network "Welcome to the NZ National Bat Network.
This page has been created to provide an active support network for bat enthusiasts to discuss, share, and promote the conservation of New Zealand's bat species.
An active support network will aim to provide members with up to date information on current projects being undertaken across the country, upcoming events, conferences, and research."
Northern Mariana Islands
Northern Mariana Islands
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Palau
Palau
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Samoa
Samoa
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
Vanuatu
Vanuatu
Pacific Bat Conservation Network (PacBat) their aim is "To engage and catalyse a diverse network of stakeholders throughout the Pacific and wider Oceanic region, to aid in the conservation and recovery of Pacific bat species."
South America
South America
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Argentina
Argentina
Fundación Biodiversidad Argentina "protects almost 11,000 acres (4,450 ha) of Yungas cloud forest in the north of the country. It serves as an important ecological corridor for the Jaguar and an Area of Importance for the Conservation of Bats (AICOM), while also providing habitat for the Tucumán Amazon, a parrot endemic to the Yungas ecoregion."
Programme for the Conservation of Argentinian Bats
Bolivia
Bolivia
Bolivian Bat Conservation Program / Programa para la Conservación de los Murciélagos de Bolivia "Los murciélagos son seres fascinantes y esenciales para nuestro planeta. Como equipo, nos enfocamos en su estudio y conservación para beneficio de los ecosistemas y las poblaciones humanas involucradas. Somos el Programa para la Conservación de los Murciélagos de Bolivia, un equipo interdisciplinario dedicado a estudiar y conservar a los murciélagos y su importancia en ambientes saludables."
Brazil
Brazil
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Chile
Chile
Colombia
Colombia
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
Peru
Peru
Global South Bats "Our mission is to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the Global South where locally-led research and wildlife protection are most needed.
We work together and share knowledge to find solutions to common bat conservation challenges.
Living and working in hotspots of bat biodiversity, we face many of the same knowledge gaps, threats and opportunities. Now is the time to join forces and advance bat research and conservation."
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