Bat Resources:
For information on how to exclude bats from your house to pictures of a bat skeleton :

Bats for Kids: An informative and fun site for learning about bats. Includes Bat Facts, FAQ about bats, lots of bat games, quiz, and classroom project ideas.

KidZone Bats : Bat activities, facts, and photos

The Story of Echo the Bat: Online story of Echo's adventures.

Bat Thematic Unit from the Contra Costa County Office of Education provides bat resources from arts and crafts, literature and folklore to science, and conservation.

Bat Conservation International: With a mission focused on education, conservation projects, and research, batcon.org has put together a web site providing some interesting articles and projects. In addition to many others, their Project page include articles on Bats and Bridges, Bats and Mines, and Bats In Buildings. Recognizing the importance of educating the population about bats and their importance, the Bat Conservation International web site provides partial access to their Educational Activity Book which includes a Crossword puzzle, Bat Fruit Salad Recipe, and A Baby Find Game classroom activity.

Animal Diversity Web by the University of Michigan's Museum of Zoology, an online encyclopedia, provides information on many species of bats. Includes pictures and photos.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Endangered Species Program provides pages of bat facts on Biology, Hibernation and Migration, Reasons for Decline, and Myths and Misconceptions.

U.S. Geological Survey Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center provides a Bats and Home Management manual from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Includes information on nuisances, bat proofing homes, exclusion, and conservation.

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