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Bat ecologists, bat conservationists, forest ecologists, and forest managers will find in this book an indispensable synthesis of the topics that concern them.

Trade Review
This well-referenced work will be of value to readers interested in bat biology, ecology, conservation, forestry, and land management. Choice 2007 I highly recommend this volume to anyone who is interested in bats. Professionals working with bats... will find the volume very useful, from the extensive citations to literature to thoughtful advice from experienced authors. -- M.B. Fenton Quarterly Review of Biology 2008 A good pick for any college-level library strong in natural history and conservation issues. Midwest Book Review 2008 Fills important gaps in the scope of the earlier symposium... comprehensively reviews the issues and research tools currently available for addressing bat-forest issues anywhere in North America. -- Elizabeth Pierson Bat Research News 2007 This volume will be valuable for land and forest managers as well as researchers and students concerned with the 27 bat species that inhabit the forests of North America. -- C.R. Northeastern Naturalist 2008

Table of Contents

Foreword
Preface
Contributors
Chapter 1. Bats in Forests: What we Know and What we Need to Learn
Chapter 2. Ecology and Behavior of Bats Roosting in Tree Cavities and Under Bark
Chapter 3. Behavior and Day-Roosting Ecology of North American Foliage-Roosting Bats
Chapter 4. Foraging Ecology of Bats in Forests
Chapter 5. Importance of Night Roosts to the Ecology of Bats
Chapter 6. Migration and Use of Autumn, Winter, and Spring Rootsts by Tree Bats
Chapter 7. Silvicultural Practices and Management of Habitat For Bats
Chapter 8. Silvicultural Pratices and Management of Habitat For Bats
Chapter 9. Ecological Consideration for Landscape-Level Management of Bats
Chapter 10. Assessing Population Status of Bats in Forests: Challenges and Opportunities
Chapter 11. Planning for Bats on Forest Industry Lands in North America
Author Index
Species Index
Subject Index

Bats in Forests Conservation and Management

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    A Hardback by Michael J. Lacki, John P. Hayes, Allen Kurta


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      Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
      Publication Date: 06/07/2007
      ISBN13: 9780801884993, 978-0801884993
      ISBN10: 0801884993

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Bat ecologists, bat conservationists, forest ecologists, and forest managers will find in this book an indispensable synthesis of the topics that concern them.

      Trade Review
      This well-referenced work will be of value to readers interested in bat biology, ecology, conservation, forestry, and land management. Choice 2007 I highly recommend this volume to anyone who is interested in bats. Professionals working with bats... will find the volume very useful, from the extensive citations to literature to thoughtful advice from experienced authors. -- M.B. Fenton Quarterly Review of Biology 2008 A good pick for any college-level library strong in natural history and conservation issues. Midwest Book Review 2008 Fills important gaps in the scope of the earlier symposium... comprehensively reviews the issues and research tools currently available for addressing bat-forest issues anywhere in North America. -- Elizabeth Pierson Bat Research News 2007 This volume will be valuable for land and forest managers as well as researchers and students concerned with the 27 bat species that inhabit the forests of North America. -- C.R. Northeastern Naturalist 2008

      Table of Contents

      Foreword
      Preface
      Contributors
      Chapter 1. Bats in Forests: What we Know and What we Need to Learn
      Chapter 2. Ecology and Behavior of Bats Roosting in Tree Cavities and Under Bark
      Chapter 3. Behavior and Day-Roosting Ecology of North American Foliage-Roosting Bats
      Chapter 4. Foraging Ecology of Bats in Forests
      Chapter 5. Importance of Night Roosts to the Ecology of Bats
      Chapter 6. Migration and Use of Autumn, Winter, and Spring Rootsts by Tree Bats
      Chapter 7. Silvicultural Practices and Management of Habitat For Bats
      Chapter 8. Silvicultural Pratices and Management of Habitat For Bats
      Chapter 9. Ecological Consideration for Landscape-Level Management of Bats
      Chapter 10. Assessing Population Status of Bats in Forests: Challenges and Opportunities
      Chapter 11. Planning for Bats on Forest Industry Lands in North America
      Author Index
      Species Index
      Subject Index

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