Curriculum VitaeTigga Kingston

Department of Biological Sciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409-3131, USA Tel: +1 806 834 2594 Email: tigga.kingston@ttu.edu

www.kingstonlab.org; www.seabcru.org; __________________________________________________________________________________

EDUCATION

2001 Ph.D. Ecology, Behavior and Evolution Program, Boston University, USA. Dissertation: ‘Diversity, extinction risk and structure in an insectivorous bat community from Malaysia’. Research Advisor: Thomas H. Kunz.

1999 M. A. Ecology, Behavior and Evolution Program, Boston University, USA. 1993 B.Sc. (Hons), Zoology, 1st Class, Royal Holloway University of London, UK. First in

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APPOINTMENTS

2015 – Co-Chair (Old World), Bat Specialist Group, IUCN Species Survival Commission.2012 – Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Texas Tech University.2012 – Scientific Advisory Board, Lubee Bat Conservancy2010 – Scientific Advisory Committee, Bat Conservation International2007 – Research Associate, Museum of Texas Tech University.2007 – 2010 Board of Directors, North American Society for Bat Research2006 – 2012 Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Texas Tech University.2006 – Spallanzani Fellowships Selection Committee, North American Society for Bat

Research2005 – 2006 Senior Research Associate, Department of Geography, Boston University.2005 – 2007 Research Associate, Division of Vertebrate Zoology, American Museum of Natural

History.2001 – 2005 Research Associate, Department of Geography, Boston University. 2000 – 2001 Research Associate, Department of Biology, Boston University. 1998 Teaching Fellowship, Boston University.1995 – 1998 Research Assistantship, Boston University __________________________________________________________________________________

RESEARCH INTERESTSConservation biology and community ecology of palaeotropical bats. __________________________________________________________________________________

2012 Lubee Bat Conservancy. The SEABCRU and Lubee Bat Conservancy 2012 Small Grants Program. PI: ($3000) (June 2012 – April 2013)

2012 Bat Conservation International. The SEABCRU and BCI 2012 Small Grants Program. PI: ($6000) (June 2012 – April 2013)

2011 NSF: RCN Southeast Asian Bat Conservation Research Unit PI: ($499,855) (Mar 2011-Feb 2016). No-cost Extension requested to Feb 2017.

2010 BAT Biodiversity Partnership. Support for South East Asian Bat Conservation Research. PI: (c. $23,293) (2010).

2009 BAT Biodiversity Partnership. ‘Bats as indicators of forest ecosystem health in high conservation value forest in Kalimantan, Indonesia’. PI: £7450 (c. $9500) (2009).

2009 Lubee Bat Conservancy. Support for the South East Asian Bat Conservation Research Unit. PI: $7000 (2009).

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2008 BAT Biodiversity Partnership. Support for South East Asian Bat Conservation Research. PI: £7020 (c. $10,456) (2008-2010).

2008 Education Research Initiative, Texas Tech University Vice President for Research. Support for “Live from the field: a research-based learning environment for teaching biological concepts” $208,871 (2008-2009). PI with co-PIs M. McGinley and K. Schmidt.

2007 BAT Biodiversity Partnership. Support for South East Asian Bat Conservation Research. PI: £12,000 (c. $24,000) (2007-2008).

2006 BAT Biodiversity Partnership. Support for South East Asian Bat Conservation Research. PI: £20,930 (c. $39,900) (2006-2007).

2006 Lubee Bat Conservancy. Support for the 1st International South East Asian Bat Conference. PI: $3,700 (2006).

2006 Earthwatch Institute: ‘Malaysian Bat Conservation’. PI: c. $130, 000 (scaled with number of volunteers) (2007 – 2009).

2004 National Geographic Society (Conservation Trust & Committee for Research & Exploration): ‘Extinction risk assessments in a Paleotropical bat community’. PI: $20,000.

2003 Earthwatch Institute: ‘Malaysian Bat Conservation’. PI: c. $130, 000 (scales with number of volunteers) (2003 – 2006).

2001 National Science Foundation: ‘Spatial determinants of insectivorous bat diversity: pattern and process in a paleotropical rain forest’. Grant author and named post-doc with PIs S. Gopal and T.H. Kunz: $380,150 (2001 – 2004). I wrote this grant and am solely responsible for the project, but was not eligible to be the PI because of Boston University regulations.

2000 Operation Wallacea: ‘Bat diversity of South East Sulawesi’. PI: Annual support totaling $50,000 (2000 - 2005).

1999 Lubee Foundation: ‘Community ecology of insectivorous bats of Malaysia’. Co-PI with T. H. Kunz and J. Storz: $150,000.

1994 The Royal Society, Flora and Fauna Preservation Society, Royal Geographical Society, British Ecological Society, Institute of Biology, Mammal Society: ‘Malaysian Fruit Bat Project ‘94’. Co-PI with R. Hodgkison: £9,800.

1993 The Royal Geographical Society, British Ecological Society, Mammal Society: ‘Amazon 1993: A RHUL Expedition to Colombia.’ Co-PI with K. E. Barlow: £7,500.

1992 Grants in support of ‘Amazon 1992: A Cambridge- RHBNC Expedition to Colombia.’ Co-PI with K. E. Barlow: £8,421.

TRAVEL GRANTS2005 BP Conservation Programme: Travel Grant to Society for Conservation Biology Meeting,

Brasilia. $1980.

EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS2004 Lubee Bat Conservancy & Oakland Zoo: ‘A field guide to the bats of Malaysia’. PI: $40002004 Organization for Bat Conservation: ‘Bat education in Malaysia’: PI: $5000.2004 American Zoo & Aquarium Association Bat Taxon Advisory Group: ‘Bat education in Malaysia’. Materials and in kind support. __________________________________________________________________________________

PUBLICATIONS and PRODUCTS

a. Papers published or in press*Italics indicates graduate student authorPhelps, K., Jose, R., Labonite, M., Kingston, T. (2016). Prioritizing caves for conservation: correlates

of cave-roosting bat diversity as an effective tool. Biological Conservation 201: 201-209.

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Csorba, G., Görföl, T., Wiantoro, S., Kingston, T., Bates, P. J. J. and Huang, J. C-C*. (2015). Thumb-pads up – a new species of thick-thumbed bat from Sumatra (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae: Glischropus). Zootaxa 3980 (2): 267-278.

Benjamin Lee, Matthew Struebig, Stephen Rossiter & Tigga Kingston (2015). Mounting concern over trade in bat souvenirs from Southeast Asia. Oryx 49: 204-204.

Juliana Senawi, Daniela Schmieder, Bjorn Siemers and Tigga Kingston (2015). Beyond size – morphological predictors of bite force in a diverse insectivorous bat assemblage from Malaysia. Functional Ecology -- DOI: 10.1111/1365-2435.12447

Matthew J. Struebig, Andreas Wilting, David Gaveau, Erik Meijaard, Robert J. Smith, The Borneo Mammal Distribution Consortium*, Manuela Fischer, Kristian Metcalfe8, Stephanie Kramer-Schadt (2015). Targeted conservation to safeguard a biodiversity hotspot from climate and land-cover change. Current Biology 25:1-7 * as named member of the Borneo Mammal Distribution Consortium.

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Lestari Rustiati, Meyner Nusalawo, Ibnu Maryanto, Maharadatunkamsi, Sigit Wiantoro & Tigga Kingston (2014). A recent survey reveals Bukit Barisan Selatan Landscape as chiropteran diversity hotspot in Sumatra. Acta Chiropterologica, 15(2): 413-449.

Kingston, T., Juliana, S., Nurul-Ain, E., Hashim, R. & Zubaid, A (2012). The Malaysian Bat Conservation Research Unit: From a national model to an international network. Malaysian Applied Biology, 41(2): 1–10. (Invited review article)

Schmieder, D., Kingston, T*., Rosli, H., & Siemers, B. (2012). Sensory constraints on prey detection performance in an ensemble of vespertilionid understorey rainforest bats (Kerivoulinae, Murininae). Functional Ecology 26: 1043-1053. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2435.2012.02024.x

Rossiter, S. J., Zubaid, A., Adura, A., Struebig, M. J., Kunz, T. H., Gopal, S., Eric J. Petit, E. J. & T. Kingston (2011). Social organisation and gene flow: insights from co-distributed bat populations. Special Issue of Molecular Ecology on Social Structure. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2011.05391.x

Murray, S. W., Campbell, P., Kingston, T., A. Zubaid, Francis, C. M. & T. H. Kunz. (2012). Molecular phylogeny of hipposiderid bats from Southeast Asia and evidence of cryptic diversity. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 62: 597-611.

Struebig, M. J., T. Kingston, E. J. Petit, A. Zubaid, A. Mohd.-Adnan & S. J. Rossiter. (2011) Parallel declines in species and genetic diversity in tropical forest fragments. Ecology Letters 14: 582-590.

Saveng, I., P. Soisook, S. Bumrungsri, T. Kingston, S. Peuchmaille, M. J. Struebig., Si Si Hla Bu, V. D. Thong, N. Furey, N. Hammond, & Bates, P. J. J. (2011). A taxonomic review of Rhinolophus coelophyllus Peters 1867 and R. shameli Tate 1943 (Chiroptera: Rhinolophidae) in continental Southeast Asia. Acta Chiropterologica, 13: 41-59.

Christoph F. J. Meyer, Ludmilla M. S. Aguiar, Luis F. Aguirre, Julio Baumgarten Frank M. Clarke, Jean-François Cosson, Sergio Estrada Villegas, Jakob Fahr, Deborah Faria, Neil Furey, Mickaël Henry, Robert Hodgkison, Richard K. B. Jenkins, Kirsten G. Jung, Tigga Kingston, Thomas H. Kunz, M. Cristina MacSwiney Gonzalez, Isabel Moya, Jean-Marc Pons, Paul A. Racey, Katja Rex, Erica M. Sampaio, Kathryn E. Stoner, Christian C. Voigt, Dietrich von Staden, Christa D. Weise & Elisabeth K. V. Kalko. (2011). Accounting for detectability improves estimates of species richness in tropical bat surveys. Journal of Applied Ecology. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2664.2011.01976.x

Voigt, C. C., A. Zubaid, Kunz, T. H. & Kingston, T. (2011). Sources of assimilated proteins in Old- and New-World phytophagous bats. Biotropica, 43: 108-113. DOI 10.1111/j.1744-7429.2010.00632.

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Christoph F. J. Meyer, Ludmilla M. S. Aguiar, Luis F. Aguirre, Julio Baumgarten Frank M. Clarke, Jean-François Cosson, Sergio Estrada Villegas, Jakob Fahr, Deborah Faria, Neil Furey, Mickaël Henry, Robert Hodgkison, Richard K. B. Jenkins, Kirsten G. Jung, Tigga Kingston, Thomas H. Kunz, M. Cristina MacSwiney Gonzalez, Isabel Moya, Jean-Marc Pons, Paul A. Racey, Katja Rex, Erica M. Sampaio, Kathryn E. Stoner, Christian C. Voigt, Dietrich von Staden, Christa D. Weise & Elisabeth K. V. Kalko. (2010). Long-term monitoring of tropical bats for anthropogenic impact assessment: gauging the statistical power to detect population change. Biological Conservation 143: 2797-2807.

Schmieder, D., Kingston, T., Rosli, H. & Siemers, B. (2010). Breaking the trade-off: rainforest bats maximise bandwidth and repetition rate of echolocation calls as they approach prey. Biology Letters. DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2010.0114

Kingston, T. (2010). Research priorities for bat conservation in Southeast Asia: a consensus approach. Biodiversity and Conservation, 19: 471-484. DOI 10.1007/s10531-008-9458-5

Struebig, M. J., Kingston, T., Zubaid, A., LeComber, S.C, Adnan, A., Turner, A., Kelly, J., Bozek, M. S. & Rossiter, S. J. (2009) Conservation importance of limestone karst outcrops to Palaeotropical bats in a fragmented landscape. Biological Conservation 142: 2089-2096.

Struebig, M. J., Kingston, T., Zubaid, A., Adnan, A. M., Nichols, R. A. & Rossiter, S. J. (2008). Conservation value of forest fragments to Palaeotropical bats. Biological Conservation, 141: 2112-2126.

Struebig, M. J., Horsburgh, G. J., Pandhal, J., Triggs, A., Zubaid, A., Kingston, T., Dawson, D. A. & Rossiter, S. J. (2008). Isolation and characterisation of microsatellite loci in the papillose woolly bat, Kerivoula papillosa (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae). Conservation Genetics, 9: 751-756.

Francis, C. M., Kingston, T. & Zubaid A. (2007). A new species of Kerivoula (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) from Peninsular Malaysia. Acta Chiropterologica, 9: 1-12.

Bates, P. J. J., Rossiter, S. J, Suyanto, A. & Kingston, T. (2007). A new species of Hipposideros (Chiroptera: Hipposideridae) from Sulawesi. Acta Chiropterologica, 9: 13-26.

Lane, D. W. J., Kingston, T. & Lee, B. P. Y-H. (2006). Dramatic decline in bat species richness in Singapore, with implications for Southeast Asia. Biological Conservation, 131: 584-593.

Thabah, A., Rossiter, S. J., Kingston, T., Zhang, S., Khin Mya Mya, Zubaid, A., Parsons, S. & Jones, G. (2006). Genetic divergence and call frequency in cryptic species of Hipposideros larvatus (Chiroptera: Hipposideridae) from northeast India and comparisons with other Indo-Malayan populations. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 88: 119-130.

Pottie, S. A, Lane, D. W. J., Kingston, T. & Lee, B. P. Y-H. (2005). The microchiropteran bat fauna of Singapore. Acta Chiropterologica, 7: 237-247.

Struebig, M. J., Rossiter, S. J., Bates, P. J. J., Kingston, T., Sai Sein Lin Oo, Aye Aye Nwe, Moe Moe Aung, Sein Sein Win & Khin Mya Mya. (2005). Results of a recent bat survey in Upper Myanmar including new records from the Kachin forests. Acta Chiropterologica, 7; 147-163.

Bates, P. J. J, Struebig, M. J., Rossiter, S. J., Kingston, T., Sein Sein Win & Khin Mya Mya. (2004). A new species of Kerivoula (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) from Myanmar (Burma). Acta Chiropterologica, 6; 219-226.

Kingston, T. & Rossiter, S. J. (2004). Harmonic-hopping in Wallacea’s bats. Nature, 429; 654–657.Kingston, T., Jones, G., Zubaid, A. & Kunz, T. H. (2003). Alternation of echolocation calls in five

species of aerial-feeding insectivorous bats from Malaysia. Journal of Mammalogy, 84; 205-215.

Kingston, T., Francis, C. M., Zubaid, A. & Kunz, T. H. (2003). Species richness in an insectivorous bat assemblage from Malaysia. Journal of Tropical Ecology, 19; 67-79.

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Parsons, S., Boonman, A., Kingston, T. & Jones, G. (2001). Frequency alternation by echolocating bats: signal structure and function. Bat Research News, 42; 114.

Kingston, T., Lara, M. C., Jones, G., Zubaid, A., Kunz, T. H. & Schneider, C. J. (2001). Acoustic divergence in two cryptic Hipposideros species: a role for social selection? Proceedings of the Royal Society, London, B., 268; 1381-1386.

Kingston, T., Jones, G., Zubaid, A. & Kunz, T. H. (2000). Resource partitioning in rhinolophoid bats revisited. Oecologia, 124; 332-342.

Kingston, T., Jones, G., Zubaid, A. & Kunz, T. H. (2000). Social calls in clear-winged woolly bats (Kerivoula pellucida) from Malaysia. Bioacoustics, 11; 1 – 16.

Kingston, T., Jones, G., Zubaid, A. & Kunz, T. H. (1999). Echolocation signal design in Kerivoulinae and Murininae (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) from Malaysia. Journal of Zoology, 249; 359-374.

Kingston, T., Kunz, T. H., Hodgkison, R. & Zubaid, A. (1997). Phoniscus jagorii, a vespertilionid bat newly recorded from Peninsular Malaysia. Malayan Nature Journal, 50; 363.

Kingston, T. (1995). Review of: RAMAS/GIS: Linking landscape data with population viability analysis (version 1.0) (by Akçakaya, H. R). Conservation Biology, 9; 966-968.

b. Manuscripts currently in revision, submitted, or in prep (within 2 months of submission). Marina Fisher-Phelps, Dylan Schwilk and Tigga Kingston. In revision – Journal of Arid Lands

Mobile acoustic transects detect more bat activity than stationary acoustic point counts in an urban-rural landscape matrix.

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Lestari Rustiati, Meyner Nusalawo, and Tigga Kingston. In revision – Journal of Mammalogy. Ensemble-level assessment unmasks the threat of coffee agriculture to plant-roosting insectivorous bats in Sumatra.

Nurul-Ain Elias, Rosli Hashim, Tigga Kingston. In revision – Biotropica. Resource availability and roosting ecology shape reproductive phenology of rainforest insectivorous bats

Tigga Kingston, Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Juliana Senawi, Rosli Hashim, Sucharita Gopal & Zubaid Akbar. In Revision – Ecology. Spatiotemporal heterogeneity of bat assemblages in continuous tropical forest.

Phillips, C.D., Hanson, J., Wilkinson, J., Koenig, L., Webala, P., & Kingston, T. Submitted – The ISME Journal. Microbiome Structural and Functional Interactions across Host Dietary Niche Space.

Phelps, K., Kingston, T. In Prep – Proc. R. Soc. B. Increasing human disturbance and physiological stress responses in cave-roosting bats.

Fisher-Phelps, M., Cao, G., Wilson, RM & Kingston, T. In prep – Ecological Informatics. Effects of ecology and temporal variation on spatial sampling bias in open-source GBIF data

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Lestari Rustiati, Meyner Nusalawo, Benjamin Lee, Matthew Struebig, and Tigga Kingston. In Prep – Bioacoustics. Echolocation calls of 29 Sumatran bat species: toward a standard description of echolocation calls from Southeast Asian bats

c. Invited book chapters * = refereed*Kingston, T. (2016). Bats. Pp 59-82. In: Core Standardized Methods for Rapid Biological Field

Assessment (eds TH Larsen). Conservation International, Arlington, VA. Voigt, C.C. & Kingston, T (2015). Bats in the Anthropocene. Pp 1-9. In: Bats of the Anthropocene

(eds. CC Voigt, T. Kingston). Springer International AG. Doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-25220-9_1*Kingston, T. (2015) Cute, Creepy, or Crispy – how values, attitudes and norms shape human

behavior toward bats. Pp 571-595. In: Bats of the Anthropocene (eds. CC Voigt, T. Kingston). Springer International AG. Doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-25220-9_18

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*Kingston, T., Aguirre, L., Armstrong, K., Mies, R., Racey, P., Rodriguez-Herrera, B., & Waldien, D. (2015) Networking Networks for Global Bat Conservation. Pp 539-569. In: Bats of the Anthropocene (eds. CC Voigt, T. Kingston). Springer International AG. Doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-25220-9_18

*Kingston, T. (2013). Response of bat diversity to forest disturbance in Southeast Asia – insights from long-term research in Malaysia. Pp 169-185. In: Bat Evolution, Ecology and Conservation (eds. RA Adams, SC Pedersen). Springer Science Press.

*Kingston, T. (2011) Roosting Ecology and the Captive Environment. In: Bats in Captivity Volume 3 Diet and Feeding—Environment and Housing (ed. Sue Barnard). Logos Press, Washington

*Kingston, T. (2009). Analysis of species diversity of bat assemblages. Pp 195-215. In: Behavioral and ecological methods for the study of bats, 2nd Edition (eds., T. H. Kunz & S. Parsons), Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington.

Kingston, T. (2009). Indonesia, Biology. In: Encyclopedia of Islands (eds. G. Gillespie and D. Clague). University of California Press, Berkeley.

Kingston, T. (2005). Bats. In: Life after logging: reconciling wildlife conservation and production forestry in Indonesian Borneo. (eds., E. Meijaard et al.) Pp. 83-86. Center for International Forestry Research, Bogor, Indonesia.

Hodgkison, R., Ahmad, D., Balding, S. T., Kingston, T., Zubaid, A. & Kunz, T. H. (2002). Capturing bats (Chiroptera) in tropical forest canopies. In: The Global Canopy Handbook: Techniques of access and study in the forest roof (eds. A. W. Mitchell, K. Secoy & T. Jackson). Pp. 160-167. Global Canopy Programme, Oxford.

d. Books Voigt, C.C & Kingston, T (eds.) (2015) Bats of the Anthropocene: conservation of bats in a changing

world. Springer International Press. Kingston, T., Lim, B. L. & Zubaid, A. (2006). Bats of Krau Wildlife Reserve. University Kebangsaan

Malaysia. 115 pages. Penerbit UKM, Bangi.

e. Published ReviewsKingston, T. (2016). Review of: Berthinussen, A., Richardson, O.C., and Altringham J.D. 2014. Bat

Conservation: global evidence for the effects of interventions. Synopses of Conservation Evidence Series Vol. 5. Exeter: Pelagic. Acta Chiropterologica 17:445-446.

Kingston, T. (2012). Eptesicus obfuscation (review of “Bats” by Phil Richardson). BioScience 62: 436-437.

Kingston, T. (1995). Review of: RAMAS/GIS: Linking landscape data with population viability analysis (version 1.0) (by Akçakaya, H. R). Conservation Biology, 9: 966-968.

f. Papers in conference proceedingsKingston, T., Zubaid, A., Lim., G. & F. Hatta. (2006). From research to outreach: environmental

education materials for the bats of Malaysia. Pp. 21-29 In Proceedings of the Best of Both Worlds International Conference on Environmental Education for Sustainable Development 2005. (eds. Noor Azlin Yahya, Elizabeth Philip, Terry Ong). FRIM, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Fletcher, C., Kingston, T., Zubaid, A. & Shamsudin, I. (2006). Roost selection of Malaysian insectivorous bats. In Proceedings of the Malaysian Science and Technology Congress 2005: Towards excellence in science and technology research. MCTC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Kingston, T., Juliana, S., Rakhmad, S. K, Fletcher, C. D., Benton-Browne, A., Struebig, M., Wood, A., Murray, S. W., Kunz, T. H. and Zubaid, A. (2006). The Malaysian Bat Conservation Research Unit: Research, capacity building and education in an Old World hotspot. Pp 41-60 In: Proceedings of the National Seminar On Protected Areas. (eds. Sahir Othman, Siti Hawa

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Yatim, Sivananthan Elaguipillay, Shukor, Md. Nor, Norhayati Ahmad, Sharul Anuar Mohd. Sah.) Department of Wildlife and National Parks.

g. DataSenawi J, Schmieder D, Siemers B, Kingston T (2015) Data from: Beyond size – morphological

predictors of bite force in a diverse insectivorous bat assemblage from Malaysia. Dryad Digital Repository. http://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.q2n24

h. Technical Publications: IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2008 As a scientific contributor I am listed as an author for 84 species evaluations. The list below provides the full citation for those evaluations in which I am first author. Species for which I am a junior author are listed thereafter and full citations can be found at www.iucnredlist.org under the species name.

Kingston, T. 2008. Hipposideros inexpectatus. In: IUCN 2008. 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. www.iucnredlist.org

Kingston, T. & Meijaard, E. 2008. Nycteris tragata. In: IUCN 2008. 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. www.iucnredlist.org

Kingston, T., Francis, C., Rosell-Ambal, G. & Tabaranza, B. 2008. Falsistrellus petersi. In: IUCN 2008. 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. www.iucnredlist.org

Kingston, T., Francis, C., Rosell-Ambal, G. & Tabaranza, B. 2008. Phoniscus jagorii. In: IUCN 2008. 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. www.iucnredlist.org

Kingston, T., Bumrungsri, S., Francis, C., Rosell-Ambal, G. & Tabaranza, B. 2008. Pipistrellus stenopterus. In: IUCN 2008. 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. www.iucnredlist.org

Kingston, T., Molur, S. & Srinivasulu, C. 2008. Pteropus faunulus. In: IUCN 2008. 2008 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. www.iucnredlist.org

Emballonuridae: Emballonura monticola, Taphozous achates, T. longimanus. Hipposideridae: Hipposideros breviceps, H. cineraceus, H. coxi, H. diadema, H. doriae, H. dyacorum, H. galeritus, H. lekaguli, H. macrobullatus, H. madurae, H. orbiculus, H. pelingensis, H. ridleyi, H. sorenseni. Rhinolophidae: Rhinolophus affinis, R. borneensis, R. canuti, R. celebensis, R. creaghi, R. luctus, R.madurensis, R. Montanus, R. pusillus, R. sedulus, R. trifoliatus. Vespertilionidae: Falsistrellus mordax, Kerivoula flora, K. minuta, K. papillosa, K. pellucida, Myotis adversus, M. hasseltii, M. hermani, M. muricola, M. ridleyi, M. siligorensis, Murina aenea, M. rozendaali, M. suilla, Phoniscus atrox, Pipistrellus kitcheneri, P. Minahassae, P. vordermanni. Megadermatidae: Megaderma spasma. Nycteridae: Nycteris javanica. Molossidae: Cheiromeles parvidens, C. torquatus, Mormopterus doriae, Otomops formosus, O. johnstonei, Tadarida johorensis. T. plicata. T. Sarasinorum. Pteropodidae: Acerodon celebensis, A. humilis, Aethalops aequalis, Chironax melanocephalus, Cynopterus brachyotis, Dobsonia crenulata, D. exoleta, Dyacopterus brooksi, D. spadiceus, Harpionycteris celebensis, Macroglossus sobrinus, Megaerops kusnotoi, Penthetor lucasi, Pteropus melanotus, Rousettus bidens, R. celebensis, R. spinalatus, Styloctenium wallacei, Thoopterus nigrescens.

i. Educational MaterialsKingston, T. (2011). Local biomes, anthromes and novel ecosystems: an undergraduate 100-level

assignment. Published online August 25, 2011. Downloaded from: <http://ecotope.org/anthromes/education/anthromes_ug_100_assignment_2011_08_25.pdf> 

j. Educational Video ProductionIn collaboration with the Department of Electronic Media and Communication (College of Mass Communication), I have directed, written, narrated and co-filmed several short educational videos as part of Education Research Initiative: “Live from the field” (primary footage and editing by Lakshmi Tiramula). These can be viewed on the project website at my Vimeo site and are listed below.

What is a bat? Basic introduction to bats.

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Studying Bats Series: Part One – A Night’s Work; Part Two – Processing Bats; Part Three: Research Goals. Introduction to the project research methods and rationale.

Meet The Bats Series: short 2-3 minute videos describing the physical and ecological characteristics of 18 species of bats in Krau Wildlife Reserve.

Identifying bat species? Introduction to the use of physical traits to distinguish among and classify bat species.

Why we need bats? Explanation of the role of bats in ecosystem processes. Rainforests. Introduction to the rainforest biome. __________________________________________________________________________________

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (2006-2015)Italics = Kingston lab student presenter; list excludes student presentations at TTUABS and TTU graduate competition.Iroro Tanshi and Tigga Kingston. “Preliminary data on the distribution of insectivorous forest bats

along elevational gradients in the Nigerian/Cameroon mountains”. 17th International Bat Research Conference, Durban, South Africa, August 2016. ORAL.

Kendra Phelps and Tigga Kingston. “Correlates of cave-roosting bat diversity as an effective tool to identify priority caves”. 17th International Bat Research Conference, Durban, South Africa, August 2016. ORAL.

Kendra Phelps and Tigga Kingston. “Effects of Cave Disturbance on Multiple Health Parameters in a Least Concern Species, Hipposideros diadema”. 45th Annual Symposium of the North American Society for Bat Research, ORAL. Monterey, California, October 2015.

Macy Madden, Peter Taylor and Tigga Kingston. “A Proposal for Pollination Services Provided by Fruit Bat Species to Baobab Trees in South Africa”. 45th Annual Symposium of the North American Society for Bat Research, POSTER. Monterey, California, October 2015.

Tigga Kingston. “The Southeast Asian Bat Conservation Research Unit: a Network Approach to Regional Bat Conservation”. 45th Annual Symposium of the North American Society for Bat Research, ORAL. Monterey, California, October 2015.

Anne Seltmann, Matthew Struebig, Gabor Czirjak, Martin Dehnhard, Tigga Kingston, Henry Bernard, Christian Drosten, Andreas Kurth, and Christian Voigt. “ Do anthropogenic disturbances of habitats promote the transmission risk for viruses”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, POSTER. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Nguyen Dang Hoang Vu, Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, Nguyen Tran Vy, Joe Chun-Chia Huang and Tigga Kingston. “Economic value and challenges of harvesting guano fertilizer from bat houses in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, POSTER. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Benjamin P Y-H Lee, Matthew Struebig and Tigga Kingston. “Guidelines for describing the structure of echolocation calls from Southeast Asia bats”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, POSTER. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Marina Fisher-Phelps and Tigga Kingston. “Analysis of spatial clustering in Southeast Asian bat sampling effort”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, ORAL. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Nurul Ain Elias, Rosli Hashim and Tigga Kingston. “What’s on the menu for hungry mums? Food availability for Malaysian insectivorous bats”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, ORAL. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Juliana Senawi and Tigga Kingston. “Beyond wing parameters – body mass controls flight maneuverability in Malaysian insectivorous bats”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, ORAL. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

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Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly L Rustiati, Meyner Nusalawo, and Tigga Kingston. “Understory insectivorous bats as ecological indicators of vegetation complexity in a coffee-forest landscape of Sumatra”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, ORAL. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Kendra Phelps, Reizl Jose, Marina Labonite and Tigga Kingston. “Prioritizing Caves to Conserve Bats: Identifying Factors that Influence Cave Use”. 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, ORAL. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015 ** Student Award Winner

Nick Goforth, Robin Verble and Tigga Kingston. “Short-term effects of wildfire on bat activity”. Joint Annual Meeting of the Arizona/New Mexico Chapters of the Wildlife Society and the Arizona/New Mexico Chapters of the American Fisheries Society in Las Cruces, NM on February 2015

Juliana Senawi and Tigga Kingston. “Collision avoidance in cluttered environments: do the responses to obstacles align with wing morphology in insectivorous bats of Malaysia?” 44th North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Albany, NY, October 2014

Kendra Phelps, Reizl Jose, Marina Labonite and Tigga Kingston. “Prioritizing caves for bat conservation: identifying factors that shape cave bat diversity in the Philippines”. 44th North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Albany, NY, October 2014

Tigga Kingston. “Bat diversity in Southeast Asia: a 20-year perspective”. 44th North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Albany, NY, October 2014

Phelps, K.L., R. Jose, M. Labonite, and T. Kingston. 2014. “Anthropogenic and Environmental Factors Influencing Cave Bat Diversity in the Philippines: Implications for Conservation Agendas.” 94th American Society of Mammalogists. ORAL. Norman, OK, June 2014.

Nick Goforth, Robin Verble and Tigga Kingston. “Impacts of the Las Conchas Wildfire on bat activity”. A presentation given at the 2014 All-Hands Meeting of the Southwest Jemez Mountains: Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project. Santa Fe, New Mexico. USA, March 2014.

Tigga Kingston and Tammy Mildenstein (presenter). “The Southeast Asian Bat Conservation Research Unit: Regional bat conservation exceeding the sum of its parts.” 16 th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL –SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER. Costa Rica, August 2013

Daniela Schmieder, Renate Heckel, Bjoern Siemers and Tigga Kingston. “Sympatric horseshoe bats differ in flight performance in confined space”. 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Costa Rica, August 2013

Maria Sagot and Tigga Kingston. “Detection and characterization of bat hotspots: a fusion test of local spatial autocorrelation”. 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL –SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER. Costa Rica, August 2013

Nurul Ain Elias and Tigga Kingston. “The interplay between weather and reproduction in three cave-dwelling insectivorous bats in Malaysian tropical rainforest.” 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Costa Rica, August 2013

Juliana Senawi and Tigga Kingston. “Beyond size – morphological predictors of bite force in a diverse insectivorous bat assemblage from Malaysia\.” 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Costa Rica, August 2013

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Jazdyzk, Meyner Nusalawo and Tigga Kingston. “Is bat coffee a potential “wing-wing” tool for biodiversity conservation in southwestern Sumatra?” 16 th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Costa Rica, August 2013. STUDENT AWARD WINNER

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Kendra Phelps and Tigga Kingston. “Conserving cave bats in the Philippines: assessing the impact of cave disturbance on bat assemblages”. 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Costa Rica, August 2013.

Marina Fisher-Phelps, Dylan Schwilk and Tigga Kingston. “ Mobile transects are more effective at detecting bat passes than stationary points in low bat density landscapes. 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. ORAL. Costa Rica, August 2013.

Maria Sagot and Tigga Kingston. “Detection and Characterization of Bat Hotspots: A Fusion Test of Local Spatial Autocorrelation”. 93rd Annual Meeting -- American Society of Mammalogists, Philiadelphia, PA. Poster. June 2013.

Marina Fisher-Phelps, Dylan Schwilk and Tigga Kingston. “Comparing Three Bat Acoustic Sampling Methodologies for Large-scale Surveys”. Poster. Texas Society for Mammalogists, Junction, TX February 2013.

Marina Fisher-Phelps, Dylan Schwilk and Tigga Kingston. “Comparing Three Bat Acoustic Sampling Methodologies for Large-scale Surveys”. 42nd North American Society for Bat Research, Puerto Rico. Poster. October 2012

Tigga Kingston and Daniela Schmieder: “The Role of Extreme Bandwidths in Frequency-modulated Echolocation Calls: A Tribute to Björn Siemers”. 42nd North American Society for Bat Research, Puerto Rico. ORAL. October 2012

Tigga Kingston. 2012. “Foraging in the forest: The role of extreme bandwidths in frequency-modulated echolocation calls.” TTU Ecology, Evolution and Behavior Seminar Series. October 2012.

Nurul Ain Elias, Rosli Hashim and Tigga Kingston. 2011. “Could climate change affect reproductive success in tropical insectivorous bats?” 41st North American Society for Research, Toronto, Canada. POSTER.

Tigga Kingston. 2011. “Networking networks for global bat conservation”. 41st North American Society for Bat Research, Toronto, Canada. ORAL

Paul J. J. Bates, Chutamas Satasook, Sara Bumrungsri, Pipat Soisook, Bounsavane Douangboubpha, Saveng Ith, Neil M. Furey, Moe Moe Aung, Vu Dinh Thong, Tigga Kingston, Malcolm J. Pearch and Nikky M. Thomas. 2011. “Enhancing taxonomic capacity to underpin biodiversity conservation in Southeast Asia”. 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). ORAL.

Tigga Kingston, Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Juliana Senawi, Zubaid Akbar, Rosli Hashim, Thomas H. Kunz, & Suchi Gopal. 2011. "Landscape and temporal variability of insectivorous bat assemblages in a Malaysian rainforest: just what is a bat assemblage?" 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). ORAL.

Hesti Prastianingrum, N.L Winarni, N. Nurcahyaning, F. Kartika and Tigga Kingston. 2011. “Diversity of insectivorous bats in new and old trails in primary rainforest, Way Canguk, Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park, Sumatra, Indonesia” 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). POSTER.

Juliana Senawi and Tigga Kingston. 2011. “The relationship between wing morphology and bite force in a species-rich bat assemblage from Malaysia”. 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). ORAL. STUDENT AWARD WINNER

Nurul Ain Elias, Rosli Hashim, and Tigga Kingston. 2011. Reproductive phenology of insectivorous bats in Malaysia: Implications for climate change. 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). ORAL.

Sephy Noerfahmy, Jito Sugardjito, Andjar Rafiastanto, Tigga Kingston and Matthew Struebig. 2011. “Bats as indicators of High Conservation Value Areas in West Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo”. 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). ORAL.

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Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Rustiati Jazdzyk, Meyner Nusalawo, Ibnu Maryanto and Tigga Kingston. 2011. “Changing the face of farmer-wildlife conflicts: the economic potential of bat-discarded coffee beans in southwestern Sumatra”. 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). ORAL.

Tigga Kingston, Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Juliana Senawi, Zubaid Akbar, Rosli Hashim, Thomas H. Kunz, & Suchi Gopal. 2010. "Landscape and temporal variability of insectivorous bat assemblages in a Malaysian rainforest: just what is a bat assemblage?" 40th North American Society for Bat Research, Denver, CO (Oct 2010). ORAL.

Juliana Senawi and Tigga Kingston. 2010. “The relationship between wing morphology and bite force in a species-rich bat assemblage from Malaysia”. 40th North American Society for Bat Research, Denver, CO (Oct 2010). POSTER.

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Lestari Rustiati, Syaiful Bahrie, Koko Yustian, Krisantus U. E. Kusuma, Katinu B. Miswandi, Jani Master, Hesti Prastianingrum, Meyner Nusalawo, and Tigga Kingston. 2010. “Impacts of land-use intensification on bat assemblages in Sumatra, Indonesia”. 40th North American Society for Bat Research, Denver, CO (Oct 2010). POSTER – STUDENT AWARD WINNER.

Kendra Phelps and Tigga Kingston. 2010. “Between a rock and a hard place: quantifying anthropogenic disturbance at karst formations and its application for bat conservation” 40 th North American Society for Bat Research, Denver, CO (Oct 2010). POSTER.

Daniela Schmieder, Tigga Kingston, Rosli Hashim and Bjoern Siemers. 2010. "Echolocating bats achieve high prey detection performance with broadband calls”. The 15 th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic (Aug 2010). ORAL.

Meyer Christoph, Aguiar Ludmilla, Aguirre Luis, Baumgarten Julio, Clarke Frank, Cosson Jean-François, Estrada Villegas Sergio, Fahr Jakob, Faria Deborah, Furey Neil, Henry Mickaël, Hodgkison Robert, Jenkins Richard, Jung Kirsten, Kingston Tigga, Kunz Thomas, MacSwiney Gonzalez Cristina, Moya Isabel, Patterson Bruce, Pons Jean-Marc, Racey Paul, Rex Katja, Sampaio Erica, Solari Sergio, Stoner Kathryn, Voigt Christian, von Staden Dietrich, Weise Christa, Kalko Elisabeth 2010. “An assessment of the suitability of tropical bats for long-term monitoring”. The 15th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic (Aug 2010). ORAL.

Juliana Senawi, Bjoern Siemers, Daniela Schmieder & Tigga Kingston. 2010. “The bigger you are the harder you bite: linking form and function of forest interior insectivorous bats”. The 15 th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic (Aug 2010). ORAL.

Joe Chun-Chia Huang, Elly Lestari Rustiati, Syaiful Bahrie, Koko Yustian, Krisantus U. E. Kusuma, Katinu B. Miswandi, Jani Master, Hesti Prastianingrum, Meyner Nusalawo, and Tigga Kingston. 2010. “Impacts of land-use intensification on bat assemblages in Sumatra, Indonesia”. The 15th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic (Aug 2010). POSTER.

Kendra Phelps, Kevin Olival and Tigga Kingston. 2010. “Influence of anthropogenic disturbance on cave-roosting bats and the potential emergence of associated zoonotic diseases” The 15 th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic. (Aug 2010). POSTER.

Kendra Phelps, Zubaid Akbar and Tigga Kingston. 2010. “Volant viruses: Are cave-roosting bats at greater risk?” 2nd International Berlin Bat Meeting: Bat Biology and Infectious Diseases, Berlin, Germany (Feb 2010). POSTER.

Tigga Kingston, Charles D. Squire, Mark A. McGinley, Kenneth A. Schmidt and Lakshmi N. Tirumula. 2009. “The Malaysian Bat Education Adventure: Technology brings a real research environment into Texas Elementary Classrooms”. College of Education 6th Annual Conference, TTU (Oct 2009). ROUND TABLE.

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Tigga Kingston, Charles D. Squire, Mark A. McGinley, Kenneth A. Schmidt and Lakshmi N. Tirumula. “The Malaysian Bat Education Adventure: A Research-based Learning Environment for Teaching Biological Concepts”. 39th Meeting of the North American Society For Bat Research, Portland, OR (Nov 2009). ORAL.

Mathew J. Struebig, Tigga Kingston (presenter), Akbar Zubaid, and Stephen J. Rossiter. 2008. “Species and Genetic Diversity of Insectivorous Bats in a Paleotropical Fragmented Forest Landscape”. 38th North American Bat Symposium, Scranton, PA (Oct 2008). ORAL.

Juliana Senawi, Norhayati Ahmad, Zubaid Akbar Mokhtar Ahmad, Thomas H. Kunz, Suchi Gopal. 2007. “Landscape level variability of Malaysian insectivorous bats”. 38th North American Bat Symposium, Scranton, PA (Oct 2008). POSTER – STUDENT AWARD WINNER.

Stephen Rossiter, Matthew Struebig, Zubaid Akbar and Tigga Kingston. 2007. “The impact of social organization on genetic structure”. 14th International Bat Research Conference & 37th North American Symposium for Bat Research (joint meeting), Merida, Mexico (Aug 2007) ORAL.

Allyson Walsh, Pat Morton, and Tigga Kingston. 2007. “Methods to promote bat conservation outreach and education through science- and research-based activities”. 14th International Bat Research Conference & 37th North American Symposium for Bat Research (joint meeting), Merida, Mexico (Aug 2007) ORAL.

Tigga Kingston. 2007 “From research to outreach – and environmental education program for the bats of Malaysia” 14th International Bat Research Conference & 37th North American Symposium for Bat Research (joint meeting), Merida, Mexico (Aug 2007). ORAL

Tigga Kingston and Zubaid Akbar 2007. “Bat Conservation in South East Asia: research, capacity building and outreach in a critical region”. Biodiversity Crisis on Tropical Islands. Brunei Darussalam (June 2007). ORAL.

Matthew Struebig, Tigga Kingston, Zubaid Akbar, Adura Mohd-Adnan, Richard Nichols, and Stephen Rossiter. 2007. “Forest fragments as islands: a bat perspective in Peninsular Malaysia”. Biodiversity Crisis on Tropical Islands. Brunei Darussalam (June 2007). ORAL.

Tigga Kingston and Zubaid Akbar 2007. “Bat conservation in South East Asia: research, capacity building and outreach in a critical region”. 1st International South-East Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (May 2007). ORAL.

Matthew Struebig, Tigga Kingston, Zubaid Akbar, Adura Mohd-Adnan, Richard Nichols, and Stephen Rossiter. 2007. “Bats in fragmented landscape: impacts of forest fragmentation on the assemblage and population genetic structure of insectivorous bats in Malaysia”. 1st International South-East Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (May 2007). ORAL.

Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Tigga Kingston, and Zubaid Akbar. 2007. “Temporal variation of insectivorous bat assemblages at Krau, Malaysia”. 1st International South-East Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (May 2007). ORAL.

Christine Fletcher, Tigga Kingston, Zubaid Akbar and Shamusidin, I. 2007. “Roost diversity of forest-interior bat species in Peninsular Malaysia” 1st International South-East Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (May 2007). ORAL.

Juliana Senawi, Faszly, R., Tigga Kingston, Norhayati, A. and Zubaid Akbar. 2007. “Spatial mapping for foraging extent and association of forest interior insectivorous bat”. 1st International South-East Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (May 2007).ORAL.

Stephen Rossiter, S. Chen, Tigga Kingston, and Gareth Jones. 2007. “Echolocation call frequency variation and genetic structure”. 1st International South-East Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (May 2007). ORAL.

Tigga Kingston, Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Juliana Senawi, Zubaid Akbar, Thomas H. Kunz, Sucharita Gopal. 2006. “Spatio-temporal complexity of insectivorous bat assemblages from

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Malaysia: just what is a bat assemblage?” 36th North American Symposium for Bat Research; Wilmington, NC (Oct 2006). ORAL.

INVITED SPEAKER, Seminars and Conferences (2007-2016)Tigga Kingston “The ecology of vulnerability in Southeast Asia’s modified landscapes”. Invited

Seminar. University of Venda, South Africa, August 2016.Tigga Kingston “Perish or persist? The ecology of vulnerability in Southeast Asia’s modified

landscapes” Plenary Speaker, 17th International Bat Research Conference, Durban, South Africa, August 2016.

Tigga Kingston “Cracks in island keystones: Threat synergies and life history traits push island flying foxes (Pteropus spp.) to the brink”. Invited Main Presentation – Conservation of Island Vertebrates Symposium of 2nd International Conference on Island Evolution, Ecology and Conservation, Terceira Island, Azores, Portugal, July 2016.

Tigga Kingston “Bat ecology and conservation”. Invited Seminar. Guernsey Grammar School, Guernsey (Channel Islands), May 2016.

Tigga Kingston “Wind farms, wetlands and white nose: challenges to bat conservation on the high plains”. Invited Speaker, Texas Pollinator Pow-Wow, Texas Tech University, April 2016.

Tigga Kingston “Whistling in the Dark? Bat ecology and conservation in Southeast Asia”. Invited Seminar, University of Montana, March 2016.

Tigga Kingston “The Southeast Asian Bat Conservation Research Unit: a network approach to regional bat conservation”. Opening address 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference. Kuching, Sarawak, August 2015

Tigga Kingston “Conservation ecology of bats: influence of roosting ecology on assemblage patterns and responses to disturbance in SE Asia”. Invited Seminar, University of Tuebingen, Germany, July 2015.

Tigga Kingston “Conservation ecology of bats: influence of roosting ecology on assemblage patterns and responses to disturbance in SE Asia”. Invited Seminar, University of Konstanz, Germany, July 2015.

Tigga Kingston “Bat conservation in Southeast Asia and the SEABCRU”. Invited seminar. The A. P. Leventis Ornithological Research Institute, Jos, Nigeria, January 2015.

Tigga Kingston, Maria Sagot, Juliana Senawi, Rosli Hashim and Zubaid Akbar. “Spatial analysis of species interactions in diverse assemblages”. 16th International Bat Research Conference, 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research. Costa Rica, August 2013. Invited Symposium Speaker

Tigga Kingston. 2013. “Science engagement and the busy scientist: integrating research with outreach and education”. Keynote Speaker, 4th Annual (MS)2 Conference, Texas Tech, Lubbock. June 2013.

Tigga Kingston. 2013. “Bat diversity and conservation in Southeast Asia”. Invited Seminar, Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Seewiesen, Germany, March 2013.

Tigga Kingston. 2013. “From research to outreach: integrative approaches and a call to arms”. Plenary Speaker, 3rd International Berlin Bat Meeting: Bats in the Anthropocene, Berlin, Germany, March 2013.

Tigga Kingston. 2012. “Humans and Bats: Is there a future?” Network Lunch, Society of Environmental Journalists 22nd Annual Conference, Lubbock. October 2012.

Tigga Kingston. 2012. “Bat diversity and conservation in Southeast Asia”. Invited Seminar, Auburn University, Alabama, September 2012.

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Tigga Kingston, Charles D. Squire, Mark A. McGinley, and Lakshmi N. Tirumula. “The Malaysian Bat Education Adventure: A Research-based Learning Environment for Teaching Biological Concepts”. Invited Seminar, American Museum of Natural History, NY, April 2012.

Tigga Kingston. 2012. “Bat diversity and conservation in Southeast Asia”. Invited Seminar, Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Berlin, Germany, Jan 2012.

Tigga Kingston. 2012. “Bat diversity and conservation in Southeast Asia”. Invited Seminar, Department of Biological Sciences, Texas A & M University, College Station. Jan 2012.

Tigga Kingston. 2011. “Bat conservation in Southeast Asia and the SEABCRU”. 2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (June 2011). Keynote Speaker

Tigga Kingston. 2011. “The Southeast Asian Bat Conservation Research Unit”. Philippine Cave Bat Forum, Davao, Philippines (Feb 2011). Invited Forum Speaker.

Tigga Kingston, Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Juliana Senawi, Zubaid Akbar, Rosli Hashim, Thomas H. Kunz, & Suchi Gopal. 2010. “Landscape and temporal variability of insectivorous bat assemblages in a Malaysian rainforest: just what is a bat assemblage?” Ecology, Evolution and Behavior Seminar Series, Department of Biological Sciences, TTU (Nov 2010). Invited Seminar

Tigga Kingston, Rakhmad Sujarno Kudos, Juliana Senawi, Zubaid Akbar, Rosli Hashim, Thomas H. Kunz, & Suchi Gopal. 2010. "Landscape and temporal variability of insectivorous bat assemblages in a Malaysian rainforest: just what is a bat assemblage?" 15th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic (Aug 2010). Invited Symposium Speaker.

Tigga Kingston, Allyson Walsh, Paul Bates, Matthew Struebig, Thomas Kunz and Zubaid Akbar. 2007. “Bat conservation in South East Asia”. 14th International Bat Research Conference & 37th North American Symposium for Bat Research (joint meeting). Merida, Mexico (Aug 2007). Invited Symposium Speaker

Tigga Kingston. 2007. Malaysian Bat Conservation. University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Mar 2007). Invited Seminar.

Tigga Kingston. 2007. “Animals and Their Ecosystems: Malaysian Bat Conservation”. Earthwatch Lecture Series", Royal Geographical Society, London, UK (Sep 2007). Invited Plenary Speaker

COMMUNITY GUEST LECTURESFeb 2014 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, TTU, TXNov 2011 Harwell Elementary School, Lubbock, TXNov 2010 Harwell Elementary School, Lubbock, TXNov 2009 Harwell Elementary School, Lubbock, TXOct 2009 Hardwick Elementary School, TXApril 2009 North Ridge Elementary School, Lubbock, TXJan 2009 North Ridge Elementary School, Lubbock, TXNov 2008 Rise Warriors’ Day, TTU, TX

Harwell Elementary School, Lubbock, TXSep 2008 Hardwick Elementary School, Lubbock, TXMar 2008 Crusader Raider Day, TTU, TX

INVITED WORKSHOPS/WORKING GROUPS

Bat Conservation Africa Survey and Research Techniques, Durban, South Africa, 6-11 August 2016.

3rd Species Survival Commission Leaders' Meeting, Abu Dhabi, 15-18 September 2015 Conservation International Rapid Assessment Program. Workshop for developing protocols for

surveying biodiversity in RAP sites. Lima, Peru, May 18-21 2015.

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Bat research: bioacoustics and beyond (organized by MB Fenton, U of Western Ontario). Lamanai Lodge, Belize, May 1-8 2011.

The College and Career Readiness Initiative (CCRI) Social Studies & Science Collaboratives “Perspectives in Geographic and Scientific Literacy” Summit. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board/ UT Arlington. Grapevine TX, November 5-6 2010.

Bat research: bioacoustics and beyond (organized by MB Fenton, U of Western Ontario). Lamanai Lodge, Belize, April 12-18 2010.

Future Directions in Systematics and Biodiversity Research. NSF. October 30 – November 1, 2009. California State University Long Beach, CA.

Bats and Emerging Viral Diseases Workshop. NIAID/NIH. September 10-11, 2009, Rockville MD.

Conservation International Global Bat Monitoring. Workshop for developing protocols for monitoring bat species in TEAM sites; 31st May 2007 – 2nd June 2007; Conservation International, Arlington, Virginia, US.

Bioacoustics Workshop (organized by MB Fenton, U of Western Ontario). Lamanai Lodge, Belize, April 16-23 2007.

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CONFERENCES/MEETINGS ORGANIZED, WORKSHOPS LED (2006-2016)4th SEABCRU Research Coordination Network Meeting, in prep – Nov 2016 (Langkawi,

Malaysia). 3rd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Kuching, Sarawak, (14-17th August 2015). With

local host Dr Faisal Ali Anwar Khan (University of Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)). 115 participants from 20 countries.

3rd SEABCRU Research Coordination Network Meeting, Kuching, Sarawak (11-13th August 2015. 30 members of RCN steering committee.

SEABCRU Bat Research Techniques Workshop 2015, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (December 8-13th, 2015). 18 participants from Myanmar, plus 10 members of the steering committee and student support teams.

SEABCRU Bat Research Techniques Workshop 2014, Mandalay, Myanmar (August 16-20th). 35 participants from Myanmar, plus 12 members of the steering committee and student support teams.

SEABCRU Flying Fox Workshop 2013, Phnom Phen, Cambodia (October 17-19th 2013). 24 participants from Cambodia, southern Vietnam and Thailand, plus 8 members of the steering committee and student support teams.

SEABCRU 2012 Workshops, Hat Yai, Thailand (7-9th July 2012). 47 participants from 11 countries, plus 31 members of the steering committee and student support teams.

2nd SEABCRU Research Coordination Network Meeting Hat Yai, Thailand (3rd-6th July 2102). 13 members of RCN steering committee + 14 students.

2nd International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Bogor, Indonesia (6-8th June 2011). With local host Dr Ibnu Maryanto (Indonesian Institute of Science). 80 participants from 20 countries.

1st SEABCRU Research Coordination Network Meeting (4-5th June 2011). 12 members of RCN steering committee + 11 students, Bogor, Indonesia.

Bat Conservation Workshop (2nd August 2008). Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. A 3 hour event for high-school students conducted in conjunction with Speleotrend Enterprises and the Malaysian Nature Society, over 60 participants.

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1st International Southeast Asian Bat Conference, Phuket, Thailand (7-10th May 2007). Organized in collaboration with Dr Paul Bates (Harrison Institute, UK), and local host Professor Satasook Chutamas (Prince of Songkla University, Thailand). Over 125 people from 22 countries

SYMPOSIA ORGANIZED “Frontiers of Bat Assemblage Ecology: Novel Perspectives from the Old and New World”,

symposium as part of the 16th International Bat Research Conference, Costa Rica, August 2013. With Richard Stevens.

“Diversity Patterns and Processes - from Local Assemblages to Continental Gradients”, symposium as part of the 15th International Bat Research Conference, Prague, Czech Republic, August 2010. With Jakob Fahr.

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TEACHING EXPERIENCEBIOL 3309 Principles of Ecology, Spring 2008, 2016; Fall 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, Texas Tech UniversityBIOL 5309 Principles of Ecology, Graduate Section, Spring 2016; Fall 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Texas Tech UniversityBIOL 4301 Special Topics: Conservation Biology, Fall 2008, 2016; Spring 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 Texas Tech UniversityBIOL 6301 Special Topics: Conservation Biology, Fall 2007, 2016; Spring 2012, 2014, 2015 Texas Tech UniversityBIOL 4101 Biology Seminar, Fall 2006, Texas Tech University.BIOL 6301 022: Advanced Topics in Biology: Publishing for Graduate Students_________________________________________________________________________________

RESEARCH MENTOR

a. Chair of Doctoral Committees * denotes PhD candidate (having passed a qualifying exam)(1) Benneth Obitte, in progress (start date Fall 2016)(2) Macy Madden, in progress (start date Fall 2014) – Department of Biological Sciences(3) Iroro Tanshi, in progress (start date Fall 2014) – Department of Biological Sciences.(4) Marina Fisher-Phelps*, in progress (start date Spring 2012 – anticipated completion Summer

2017) – Department of Biological Sciences. “Assessing Uncertainty and Bias in Species Distribution Models as a Tool for Bat Conservation”

(5) Kendra Phelps*, completed Summer 2016. Department of Biological Sciences: “Impact of anthropogenic disturbance on cave-dependent bats inhabiting karst landscape in the Philippines”.

(6) Chun-Chia Huang, completed Fall 2015– Department of Biological Sciences. “Diversity and Conservation of Bats in a Coffee-forest Landscape in Sumatra, Indonesia.”

(7) Nurul Ain Elias, completed Fall 2015– Department of Biological Sciences. “The influence of roosting ecology and insect resources on the reproductive phenology of Malaysian rainforest insectivorous bats”.

(8) Juliana Senawi, completed Spring 2015– Department of Biological Sciences. “The Relationship between Morphology and Ecological Performance in Malaysian Insectivorous Bats.”

b. Member of Doctoral Committees(1) Rita Quinones-Magalhaes, (start Jan 2013) – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Dylan

Schwilk). (2) Lucas Heintzman, (start Fall 2013) – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Nancy McIntyre).

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(3) Daniela Schmeider, completed July 2015 -- Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Germany (Dr Bjoern Siemers). “Niche partitioning in similar, closely-related bat species – a mechanical approach”.

(4) Susan Tsang, completed Spring 2015– City College University of New York (Drs David Lohman, Nancy Simmons).

(5) Quinn Emmering, completed Spring 2014 – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Ken Schmidt). “Nesting in a heterogenous world”.

(6) Tiffany Hedrick, completed Fall 2013 – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Sandy Diamond). “Examining contaminant exposure, uptake, and bioaccumulation in the food web of the Charleston harbor ecosystem of Charleston, South Carolina.”

(7) Faisal Anwarali, completed May 2013 – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Robert Baker). “Diversification of Old World Bats in Southeast Asia: Speciation and Phylogeography studies”

(8) Nicole Tatman, Jan 2010 – Sept 2010, Department of Natural Resource Management, PhD (Drs Warren Ballard, Ed Arnett). Nicole’s original project was on wind-turbine mitigation efforts. Difficulties with the power company involved led her to change projects in Sept 2010 and I withdrew from her committee.

c. Chair of Masters Committees(1) Nicholas Goforth. Completed Aug 2015. Department of Natural Resources Management, “

Short-term effects of wildfire on bat activity on the Valles Caldera National Preserve, New Mexico” (co-Chair with Dr Robin Noble).

(2) Jeff Unger Non Thesis. Completed May 2009

d. Member of Masters Committees(1) Amie Somers, Fall 2015 – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Liam McGuire).(2) Michael Hyndman, completed Fall 2015 – Department of Biological Sciences (Dr John Zak)(3) Anja Kiesow, completed Fall 2015) – Department of Natural Resources Management (Dr Kerry

Griffis-Kyle). (4) Colleen Martin, completed Spring 2015 – Department of Natural Resources Management (Drs

Ed Arnett, Mark Wallace). (5) Faisal Anwarali, completed April 2008, Department of Biological Sciences (Dr Robert Baker).

“Diversification of Old World bats in Malaysia: An evolutionary and phylozoogeographic hypothesis tested through the genetic species concept”.

(6) Amanda Owens, completed April 2008, Department of Natural Resource Management (Dr Clint Boal). “Avian and bat mortality at a utility-scale wind farm in the southern High Plains”.

Direction of undergraduates(1) Lee Mazurek, Fall 2007, Spring 2008. (2) Jackie Forbes, Spring 2008. (3) Josh Fathi, Spring 2008. (4) Shiloh Shaw, Spring 2010. (5) Shaiyad Shabbi, Spring, Fall 2010. (6) Lorene Evans, Spring, Fall 2011. (7) Yvonne Gabaldon, Spring, Fall 2011.(8) Kaitlin Thogmartin, Fall 2012, Spring 2013 – Undergraduate Research Fellow (Honors College). (9) Haley Carter, Spring 2013. (10) Katherine Garlington, Spring 2013. (11) Chelsea Truitt, Spring 2013. (12) Brek Grazda, Spring 2013. (13) Allie Barker, Spring 2014. (14) Leslee Castro, Spring 2014 (15) Angelica Ewelike, Spring 2014. (16) Alexa Hand, Spring 2014. (17) Daniel Kunzler, Spring 2014, Fall 2014. (18) Cody McIntire, Spring 2014, Fall 2014. (19) Shelby Minchew, Spring 2014, Fall 2014. (20) Iyad Salaymeh, Spring 2014, Fall 2014. (21) Nathan Clement, Spring 2014. (22) Michael Green, Spring 2014. (23) Narong Sok, Spring 2014, Summer 2014. (24) Aimable Habimana, Summer 2014. (25) Radhika Gandhi, Summer 2014 (26) John Maneno, Summer 2014. (27) Ivan Marsi, Summer 2014, Fall 2014. (28) Bertha Munuku, Summer 2014. (29) Collins Njoku, Summer 2014. (30) Tasnia Shawkat, Summer 2014, Fall 2014. (31) Sarah

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Toti, Summer 2014. (32) Michael Garcia, Fall 2014. (33) Tamara Hamisi, Fall 2014. (34) Sergio Lane, Fall 2014. (35) Gabriela Martinez, Fall 2014 (36) Daniel Chukwuma, Spring 2015, Summer 2015, Fall 2015 (37) Ngozi Okwunwanne, Spring 2015, Fall 2015 (38) Madison Webster, Spring 2015 (39) Peyton Edmonds, Spring 2015 (40) Tiffany Danner, Spring 2015 (41) Andrea Shelbi, Summer 2015. (42) Brandon Reiman, Summer 2015, Fall 2015. (43) Rebecca Smith, Summer 2015, Fall 2015. (44) Steven Shahinian, Summer 2015, Fall 2015. (45)Leticia Rodriguez, Summer 2015_________________________________________________________________________________

REVIEWING ACTIVITIESa. JournalsActa Chiropterologica, Acta Theriologica, American Midland Naturalist, Animal Conservation, Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology, Biodiversity and Conservation, Biological Conservation, Biotropica, Diversity and Distributions, Fieldiana, Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, Journal of Applied Ecology, Journal of Mammalian Evolution; Journal of Mammalogy, Journal of Tropical Ecology, Journal of Threatened Taxa, Journal of Zoology (London), Mammalia, Mammal Review, Molecular Biology and Evolution, Molecular Ecology, Nature, North-Western Journal of Zoology, Oikos, Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology, Population Ecology, Proceedings of the Royal Society (Series B), South African Journal of Wildlife Research, Tropical Conservation Science, Wildlife Research, Zoological Science.

Journal of Zoology (London), Editorial Board 2007-2011. Endangered Species Research, Review Editor 2006 ---

b. Grants: Fundacao para Ciencia e a Tecnologia (Portugal) 2014 Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (2014) Lewis and Clark 2014, 2015 NSF International Research Fellowship Program Ad Hoc Reviewer 2011 National Geographic Committee for Research and Exploration 2012. Texas Academy of Sciences Student Proposal Competition (PhD Level) 2010. National Geographic Society (2010, 2016) Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, College and Career Readiness Initiative Science

Faculty Collaborative’s Round 3 Mini-Grant Program (2010) Australian Biological Resources Study, Australian Government, Department of the Environment

and Heritage. (2007) Percy Sladen Memorial Fund – Linnean Society (UK). (2007) Bat Conservation International Student Scholarship Program. Review board 2005, 2010.

Reviewing c. 20 proposals submitted for funding by graduate students to BCI.

c. External Examiner: “Phenotypic divergence between Rhinolophus capensis and Rhinolophus swinnyi” Elizabeth Jane Kelly (MSc thesis), University of Capetown, South Africa. __________________________________________________________________________________

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