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Places > Indiana Statewide Bat Conservation Bank
Indiana Statewide Bat Conservation Bank
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Project Type
Conservation BankLocation
Indiana | Greene CountySolution
Species Habitat MitigationSpecies
Indiana batOn August 24, 2021, RES received formal approval from the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) for the first endangered bat species conservation bank in Indiana. The Indiana Statewide Bat Conservation Bank (ISBCB) is the first habitat bank in the country to use the protection and restoration of swarming habitat for a federally endangered bat species to generate credits, providing a new option to offset impacts to Indiana Bats.
The ISBCB includes more than 200 acres of high-quality habitat protection and restoration areas in a Priority I hibernaculum and provides staging/swarming habitat for the Indiana bat. The development of the Bank assures that this habitat, which Indiana bats rely on for feeding before entering hibernation and spring migration, will be protected in perpetuity to help preserve this species.
The ISBCB has over 1,200 credits available for project proponents across the state of Indiana.

Mitigation bank from the ground

Summer 2021

Indiana bat with a wing band, we use-these to identify-individuals and they aid in understanding movement and population dynamics web