This year’s meeting will highlight many of the interesting projects that bat researchers work on when field opportunities
are limited, and maybe some of that old stuff they never had the opportunity to present in the past as well as news
of range extensions and other unanticipated bat-happenings. The meetings will also offer a great opportunity to get updates on
NABat, state-wide surveys, white-nose status, and perspectives on the future of in-field bat research.
Share your knowledge! Present your research! Tune in and learn!
If these or related topics are relevant to your work, and/or you would
like to share your findings with us, please follow our abstract
guidelines (below) and submit your completed abstracts to
Bill Haas at 'director@centralcoastbatsurvey.org.'
When
What
Who
2021 WBWG Biennial Conference
Bat researchers, students, citizen
scientists, and other interested folk
27 & 28 April 2021
Meeting Times
10AM – 4 PM CST, both days
Where
Your home PC, notebook, laptop,
well-spaced cafe
Medium
Zoom (we will provide technical support)
Here’s what you need to know
Non-student (includes 2 years of WBWG membership fees): $49
Student (includes 2 year of WBWG memb. fees): $40
**Student presenter: (with abstract/presentation acceptance; includes 2-year WBWG membership): Registration fees waived
Registration Costs
Register Online
Call for Abstracts
Each presenter / presentation will be allotted a 20-minute time slot, including Q & A
Presentations will be delivered “live” on Zoom; we will provide support and technical guidance; presenters must have a
stable internet connection and video capability
**Students (only) will have the opportunity to prepare, in advance, for submission, a 2- to 3-minute video highlighting
their research or other valuable bat-related information.
The abstract submittal deadline is 5pm on 15 February 2021!