The joint in-person meeting of the 19th International Bat Research Conference (IBRC) and the 50th Annual Symposium of the North American Society for Bat Research (NASBR) will be held on 7 to 12 August 2022 in Austin, Texas, USA. The purpose of this 5-day professional joint meeting is to share recent advances in bat research …
GBatNet brings together 16 existing bat diversity networks and affiliated organizations from across the world with the shared vision of sustainable bat diversity in a changing world. Students are a key part of fulfilling this vision. GBatNet is committed to broadening participation in STEM both in the US and abroad, and we encourage application by …
Long-term monitoring of bat exploitation around the world Around the world, bats are hunted, traded, and killed. They are hunted for food, medicine, and as sport; are traded as souvenirs; and are persecuted. In order to understand this exploitation and how it impacts the persistence of bat populations globally, we at GBatNet are calling upon …
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Are you a student interested in contributing to GBatNet’s mission and vision of learning more about and protecting bat populations around the world? Then check out the Student Selection page to learn more about how you can become a GBatNet student. Register for an info session to learn more. Deadline: 3rd January 2022 17:00 Central …
We invite the international bat research community to submit symposia proposals for the joint meeting of the 19th IBRC/ 50th NASBR. Deadline: 15th November 2021, 17:00 Central Standard Time = 23:00 GMT. IBRC is an international meeting representing bat research from around the globe. We encourage symposium organizers to consider global diversity and representation in …
