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Researcher Can I help with BCIs Bat House Research Project? Yes! You can submit data forms to BCI and report the type of bat house you have and information about your bats. Even if you have not attracted bats to your bat house yet, we want to know what you are doing. You can help BCI determine what makes some bat houses more successful than others. Download the current bat house research data form. Where can I find issues of the BAT HOUSE RESEARCHER? Browse our complete listing below or use our search engine to find an article. Complete Listing of Issues and Articles Can't find what you need by looking at our website? Contact bathouses@batcon.org Volume 1, No. 1, FALL 1993
Note to Research Associates. 1993. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:1.
Successful Bat Houses Shed Light On Bat Needs. 1993. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:1-2.
Motorola Corporation Participates in Research. 1993. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:2.
Small Grants Available. 1993. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:3.
Reminder to Owners of Unsuccessful Bat Houses. 1993. . The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:3-4.
Tips to Help Your Bats. 1993. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:4.
More Particpants Needed. 1993. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 1, No. 1:4. Volume 2, No. 1, SPRING 1994
Get Involved! 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 1:1.
Bat Houses Educate an Entire Community. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 1:1-2.
New Findings. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 1:3-4.
Advice Summary. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 1:4.
Revised Bat House Builder's Handbook Now Available. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 1:4. Volume 2, No. 2, FALL 1994
Don't Miss Out! 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:1.
Two Additional Species Documented to Use Bat Houses. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:1-2.
How Bats Find New Homes. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:2.
Clues to Roosting Preferences. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:2.
Observations on Attracting Free-Tailed Bats. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:2-4.
Introducting Bats to New Locations. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:4.
Buyer Beware. 1994. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 2, No. 2:4. Volume 3, No. 1, SPRING 1995
Thanks for Reporting! 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:1.
Results from 1994 Season. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:1-2.
Challenges Ahead. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:2-3.
Solar Heating Critical in Minnesota. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:3.
Eastern Michigan Esperiment in Progress. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:3-4.
Modified Beginner's Houses Succeed in Idaho. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:4.
Awards for Outstanding Contributions. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:4.
Pair-Mounting Technique. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 1:1. Volume 3, No. 2, FALL 1995
We Need Your Reports! 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:1.
Advances in Bat House Materials. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:1.
Innovative Roost Partitions. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:1-2.
Patience Pays Off in Florida. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:2-3.
Ultra-Simple Bat Houses. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:3.
Success Reminders. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:3-4.
Guano Treatments Appear to Help. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:4.
Public Health Concerns in Perspective. 1995. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 3, No. 2:4. Volume 4, No. 1, SPRING 1996
Results from the 1995 Season. Kennedy, Jim. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 1:1.
Michigan Success Documents Importance of Landing Pads. Tuttle, Merlin. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 1:2-3.
Research Associate Participation Increases. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 1:2.
Bat House Builder's handbook Updated. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 1:3.
Data Collection Forms Revised. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 1:3.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bat Houses. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 1:4. Volume 4, No. 2, FALL 1996
Reports Needed. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:1.
Observations from Successful Bat House Builders in Exceptionally Cool Climates. Kennedy, Jim. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:1-2.
Expanding the Economy Bat House. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:2-3.
What if You Want Bats in Your Attic? Kennedy, Jim. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:3-5.
Update on Plastic Bat Houses. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:5.
Protection from Predators. Tuttle, Merlin. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:5-6.
Bat Houses and Temperature. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:6-7.
Guano Treatments. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:7.
Bat House Dos & Don'ts. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:7.
Frequently Asked Questions. 1996. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 4, No. 2:7-8. Volume 5, No. 1, SPRING 1997
Encouraging Results from the 1996 Season. Kiser, Mark. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:1.
Extra-Large Bat Houses. Kennedy, Jim, Tuttle, Merlin. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:2.
Honorary Research Associates Recognized. Kennedy, Jim. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:3.
"Rocket Box" in Kentucky. Dourson, Dan. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:4.
The Use of Bat Houses in the Management of Central Florida Bats. Seckbach Fin, Laura. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:5.
Welcome Mark Kiser!. Kennedy, Jim. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:6.
Data Collection Forms Revised for 1997. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:6.
Ecoregion Analysis- Looking at Bat Houses in their Environments. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:6-7.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bat Houses. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 1:8. Volume 5, No. 2, Fall 1997
Building a Home for Bats. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:1.
Simple Panel Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:1-2.
The Ridge-Vent Bat House. Mack Garner-Morse. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:2-3.
The Pivot-Pole Bat House Mounting System. Keeley, Brian, Kiser, Mark. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:4-5.
Return Those Data Forms! 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:6.
New BCI Bat Houses Now Available. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:6.
NABHRP Goes Online. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:6.
Rocket Box Update. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:6.
Plastic Houses Attract new Species. Kiser, Mark. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:7.
Bat Houses Help Texas Farmer. Kiser, Mark. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:7.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bat Houses. 1997. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 5, No. 2:8. Volume 6, No. 1, Spring 1998
1997 Season Survey Results. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:1-3.
The Learning Curve. Kennedy, Jim. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:3-4.
Highlights of 1997. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:4-6.
Extra-wide Nursery Houses. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:6.
New Plastic Mesh for Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:6-7.
Recommended Monitoring Gear for Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:7.
New Research Associate Directory Available. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:7.
Vandalism Problems. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:8.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bat Houses. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 1:8. Volume 6, No. 2, Fall 1998
Observations from the Heat Wave of 1998. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:1-2.
New Bat House Certification Program, Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:2-4.
Maberry Plastic Houses Now Available in BCI Catalog. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:3.
Bat Houses and Wasps. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:3-4.
A Two-Chamber Rocket Box. Kiser, Mark. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:4-5.
New Research Site Yields Valuable Information. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:5-7.
Data Forms Needed. 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:8.
Welcome Selena Kiser! Kiser, Mark 1998. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 6, No. 2:8. Volume 7, No. 1, Spring 1999
Results from the 1998 Season. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:1-3.
Modular Bat Roosts. Kiser, Mark. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:3-4.
Research Associate Highlights for 1998. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:4-6.
Experiments Needed. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:6.
Mailing Problems. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:6.
Pallas' Mastiff Bats in Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:6-7.
Approved Bat Houses. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:7.
Distinguished Research Associates. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:8.
1999 Research Associate Listings Available. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 1:8. Volume 7, No. 2, Fall 1999
Bayou Bats: Success in Louisiana. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 2:1-2.
Bat Houses and Exclusion in British Columbia. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 2:3-4.
Bat Houses in Bridges. Keeley, Brian. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 2:4-6.
Attracting Pallid Bats. Kiser, Mark. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 2:6-7.
A Note to Research Associates Who Are Also BCI Members. McCartney, Amy. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 2:8.
Data Forms and Stories Needed. 1999. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 7, No. 2:8. Volume 8, No. 1, Spring 2000
1999 Season Results. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 1:1-3.
Bats and Buffalo in South Dakota. Luce, Bob, and Herren, Vicki. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 1:4-5.
Extending Bat House Life Spans. Kiser, Mark. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 1:5-7.
Research Associate Highlights for 1999. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 1:7-8.
Small Grants Available. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 1:8. Volume 8, No. 2, Fall 2000
Bats and Pecans: A Growing Partnership. Kiser, Mark. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 2:1-2.
Cold Climate Modification for Nursery Houses. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 2:2-3.
Pole Mounting Tips. Kiser, Mark. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 2:4-5.
Bats, Man-Made Roosts, and Mosquito Control. Tuttle, Merlin D. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 2:8.
News and Notes. Kiser, Mark and Selena.2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 2:9.
New Bat House Video. 2000. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 8, No. 2:10. Volume 9, No. 1, Spring 2001
From the Bat Roost. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:1.
Meet Myotis Evotis. Kiser, Mark. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:1-2.
Survey Results from 2000. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:2-4.
Research Highlights from 2000. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:5-6.
Changes in Project Reporting. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:6.
Awards for New Bat House Video. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:6.
New Maberry Plastic Rocket Box. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:7.
"Bat Approved" Bat Houses. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:7.
New Organic Farming Grant. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:7.
Frequently Asked Questions. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:7.
Reporting Tips. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:7.
Distinguished Research Associates. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 1:8. Volume 9, No. 2, Fall 2001
From the Bat Roost. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:1.
Research Associates in Action- Kent Borcherding. Kiser, Mark. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:1-2.
Successful Pallid Bat House Design in California. Tatarian, Greg. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:2-4.
Holloway Wood Duck/Bat House Combo Update. Kiser, Mark. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:5.
Anti-Predator Device for Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:6.
Temperature Test Results for "Plastic Insulated" Houses. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:6-7.
University of Florida Update. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:8.
Small Grants Program. 2001. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 9, No. 2:8. Volume 10, No. 1, Spring 2002
From the Bat Roost. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:1.
Big Brown Bats in Northeast Texas. Kiser, Mark 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:2-3.
Research Associates in Action- Bob Wisecarver. Kiser, Mark. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:3-5.
Dr. Charles Campbell: Bat House Pioneer. Kiser, Mark. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:5-6.
Triple-Wide Update. Kiser, Mark. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:6-7.
News and Notes. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:7.
It's okay to be a fly-by-night operation. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 1:8. Volume 10, No. 2, Fall 2002
From the Bat Roost. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:1.
Bat Houses for Conservation of Endangered Indiana Myotis. Carter, Timothy. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:1-3.
2001 Bat House Research Project Survey Results. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:3-5.
The Pagoda Bat House. Greene, Jeremy. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:6.
Five-Chamber House. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:7.
Bats and the West Nile Virus. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:8.
It's okay to be a fly-by-night operation. 2002. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 10, No. 2:8. Volume 11, No. 1, Spring 2003
From the Bat Roost. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:1.
Innovative Homes for Bats that Shun Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:1-2.
Bat House on a Truck. McCreary, Ann. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:3-4.
Research Associate Highlights for 2002. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:6.
Wasp Boxes. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:6.
Free-tailed Bats in Rocket Boxes. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:6.
How You Can Help. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:6.
Oregon Flat-bottom Bridge Bat House Study. Arnett, Edward B., Hayes, John P. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:7.
Better Bat Houses from BCI. 2003. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 11, No. 1:8. Volume 12, No. 1, Spring 2004 This issue is available in PDF format only.
Contents:
A Decade of Bat House Discovery. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:1-5.
Overall Project Success and Results. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:6-7.
Bat House Hall of Fame. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:8.
Rare Wagner's Bonneted Bat Found in Bat House. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:9.
News & Notes. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:9.
Research Associates in Action: Hugh McLaurin. Kiser, Mark. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:10.
Heated Bat Houses. Kiser, Mark and Selena. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:11.
Better Bat Houses from BCI. 2004. The Bat House Researcher. Vol 12, No. 1:12.
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