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BAT SITES: AUSTRALIA |
| http://www.batrescue.org.au |
Bat Rescue Inc. is a self funded volunteer organisation whose members are permitted under the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) to care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Bat Rescue Inc. is based on the Sunshine Coast with Brisbane and Gold Coast branches, |
| http://www.sydneybats.org.au |
A website for bat in the Sydney region supported by Ku-ring-gai Bat Conservation Society Inc. |
http://abs.ausbats.org.au
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Aims to promote the conservation of all populations of all species of bats in Australasia. |
| http://www.tvwc.org |
Inside, you will find information about us, advice on what to do if you find an orphaned, injured, or displaced native animal, and our ever growing carer directory , lists wildlife, rescue, and care groups across Australia. |
| http://www.noahsark.org.au |
Noahs Ark is committed to improve the quality of human, animal and planetary health by caring for the environment and the creatures that live in it. |
| http://www.bellingen.com/flyingfoxes/ |
With text and photographs by Vivien Jones, this web site tells about the flying foxes you may see on Bellingen Island. The island is in the centre of Bellingen, a small town close to the coast and to Coffs Harbour, in New South Wales, Australia. |
| http://www.austrop.org.au |
The Cape Tribulation Tropical Research Station is an independent research facility operated by the Australian Tropical Research Foundation (AUSTROP) based in Far North Queensland, Australia. We also run an environmental information and interpretation facility, The Bat House, to provide information to visitors to the area, and an income stream to the Station.
The Station also has a small captive Flying Fox colony of unreleasable animals, many of which do duty at the Bat House, as Rainforest Ambattadors. |
| http://www.jeffress.net/ffnff |
This group is no longer in existence but most of its members joined Tolga Bat Rescue and Research. The website is still there though and worth looking at. |
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BAT SITES: USA |
| http://www.austinbathospital.com |
Barbara French's bat hospital in Austin, Texas, USA is a sanctuary for unreleasable bats (mostly microbats) as well as a rehabilitation and research centre. |
| http://www.batworld.org |
Amanda Lollar runs Batworld, a similar facility to the above, in Mineral Wells, Texas. With Barbara French, she has written "Captive Care and Medical Reference for the Rehabilitation of Insectivorous Bats" and produced a dvd "Bat Talk" - the secret language of Mexican free-tailed bats. |
| http://www.batcon.org |
Works to protect and restore bats and their habitats worldwide, based in Austin, Texas. |
| http://www.lads.com |
Susan Barnard has an interesting bat site. |
| http://www.buzbee.org |
A comprehensive bat site on the internet for the layperson. |
| http://www.lubee.org |
Lubee Bat Conservancy is an international non-profit organization working with others to save fruit and nectar bats and their habitats through conservation, research and education. |
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BAT SITES: U.K. |
| http://www.bats.org.uk |
The Bat Conservation Trust is working towards a world where bats and people live in harmony. We aim to secure and enhance bat populations for future generations to enjoy. |
| http://www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk |
The group is very much involved in survey work, finding out where bats live and hunt, and how they can be better protected. |
| http://www.batml.org.uk |
The study of bats and their utilisation of habitat along and adjacent to the Union and Forth & Clyde Canal network in Scotland |
| http://www.warksbats.co.uk |
Warwickshire Batgroup is one of the many local bat groups in Britain and is affiliated to the Bat Conservation Trust . We always welcome new members with any level of knowledge. |
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BAT SITES: OTHER |
| http://www2r.biglobe.ne.jp/~fruitbat/english.htm |
Yushi and Keiko's website on fruitbats - Japanese and english language |
| http://www.flyingfoxconservationfund.com |
Dedicated to the protection of Old World fruit bats and their habitat through conservation, education and research. Working towards opening a fruit bat rescue , rehabilitation, captive breeding, and research center on the island of Sulawesi.
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| http://www.animalscyprus.org/CyprusBatProject.htm |
The only Cyprus NGO that aims to be the voice of all animals: captive animals, wild creatures, animals used in farming, experiments etc.
Cyprus is the only EU country to have fruit-eating bats. |
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BAT SITES: EMAIL LISTS |
| http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/BatHouseJournal |
The Bat House Journal is devoted to the conservation of bats by providing alternative roost sites for Earth's only flying mammal. |
| http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/FFICN/ |
FFICN (Flying Fox Information & Conservation Network)
The Flying Fox Information Conservation Network (FFICN) is a loosely knit, informal group of individuals with a common interest in the welfare of Australian Flying Foxes. It is NOT a carer group. The aims of the group are:
- To collect and analyse information to improve the care and rehabilitation of Flying Foxes
- To educate wildlife carers and the public about Flying Foxes
- To disseminate information relating to Flying Foxes within the scientific and conservation communities
- To encourage the protection of Flying Foxes and their environment
The principal criteria for acceptance into the group is active experienced participation in activities or research that further the well being, rehabilitation, and conservation of Flying Foxes. |
