The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Apr 15What they do in the shadows: a look at the hidden lives of hibernating batsIt’s officially spring in Washington — birds are singing, wildflowers are blooming, and bats are back at it on the night shift! Bats across…A response icon2A response icon2
Gretchen Mullen·Apr 17, 2020HAPPY INTERNATIONAL BAT DAYThis cute little baby bat is featured in a National Geographic video on bat rescue and release back into the wild.
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region·Sep 12, 2017Bat to the Future
Merlin Bat Conservation·Apr 19, 2017Updated Wind Energy ResourcesNext to irrational fear, wind power production now poses the greatest threat to bats, especially in industrialized countries. The full…
Merlin Bat Conservation·Apr 19, 2017New Publication in Defense of BatsRead Merlin’s article, Give Bats a Break, in the Spring 2017 edition of Issues in Science and Technology. This report is based on Merlin’s…
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region·Mar 31, 2017Taking Conservation Underground
Merlin Bat Conservation·Mar 31, 2017Book Review: Conservation and Ecology of Pennsylvania’s BatsConservation and Ecology of Pennsylvania’s Bats, edited by C.M. Butchkoski, D.M. Reeder, G.G. Turner, and H.P. Whidden. 2017, is a…
Merlin Bat Conservation·Feb 22, 2017Northern Ghost Bats — Merlin Tuttle’s Bat PhotographyMerlin went to Costa Rica in 2014, with hopes to photograph a Northern ghost bat (Diclidurus albus) roosting beneath a palm frond…
Merlin Bat Conservation·Feb 22, 2017Merlin Tuttle’s Keynote Address at NASBR Symposium 201646th Annual North American Society of Bat Research Symposium Keynote Address by Dr. Merlin Tuttle. San Antonio, Texas.
Merlin Bat Conservation·Jan 24, 2017Citizen Scientists: In Search of BatsMerlin Tuttle, Geoffrey Gomes and Daniel Hargreaves share their personal stories of how they found their way to science as they lead a…
