Titlebook: Bats in the Anthropocene: Conservation of Bats in a Changing World; Christian C. Voigt,Tigga Kingston Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2016 The Editor(s) (if

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History, Education, and the Schoolsas hunted in IUCN Red List species accounts. This review has resulted in a comprehensive list of hunted bats that doubles the number of species known from either the IUCN Red List species accounts or a questionnaire circulated in 2004. More research is needed on the impacts of unregulated hunting, a

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Public Schools and the Common Goodrly during hibernation and reproduction. Growth in limestone quarrying and cave tourism industries worldwide severely threatens cave-dwelling bats, in addition to loss of foraging habitat, hunting for bushmeat, incidental disturbance and disruptive guano harvesting. Apparent declines of cave bats in

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Bats in the Anthropocene,ow the emergence of viral and fungal diseases has changed bat populations; our perception of bats; and drivers of human–bat conflicts and possible resolutions and mitigation. The book ends with approaches that might advance bat conservation through conservation networks and a better understanding of

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Urbanisation and Its Effects on Bats—A Global Meta-Analysisomparison to natural areas. A high degree of urbanisation had a stronger negative effect on habitat use compared to an intermediate degree of urbanisation. Neither phylogenetic relatedness nor functional ecology alone explained species persistence in urban environments; however, our analysis did ind

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Responses of Tropical Bats to Habitat Fragmentation, Logging, and Deforestationitive to spatial scale, and strongly molded by the characteristics of the prevailing landscape matrix. Nonetheless, substantial knowledge gaps exist concerning other types of response by bats. Few studies have assessed responses at the genetic, behavioral, or physiological level, with regard to dise