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These are a sample of our programs and more programs including Papua New Guinea, Philippines, India will be added in the near future – keep checking back!
At the core of Lubee’s conservation programs is sound science. Research studies conducted at the Lubee Bat Center complement and connect our global initiatives and regional conservation programs. Research - Working with Universities
Lubee supports research, conservation and education programs in key regions where fruit and nectar bat diversity is high and is under sever threat, where critically endangered species are threatened, and for gap species and areas that are not included in the conservation planning of larger conservation organizations.
At the heart of conserving bat populations is information about what species are there? How are they doing ? What action can we take together? Dr Kate Jones from Columbia University and Lubee’s Director Dr Allyson Walsh, led a meeting sponsored by Conservation International. Global Bat Biodiversity Initiative
Bats play vital roles in island and coastal mangrove ecosystems and yet nowhere are fruit and nectar bats more threatened than on islands. Lubee’s new campaign aims to highlight bat conservation issues on islands around the world. Island Bats Conservation Initiative
