Communications

23-Froidevaux JSP, Farrugia N, Chiti A, Bas Y,  Moummad I & K Park (2023). Could we identify bumblebees from their buzzes? A proof of concept combining acoustic tools and artificial intelligence. XII European Congress of Entomology, Heraklion, Greece. 

22-Froidevaux JSP, Jones G, Kerbiriou C, Tinsley E, Zsebock S, Szabadi K, Le Viol I, Barré K, Bas Y & K Park (2023). Addressing the impacts of energy infrastructure on biodiversity: insights from bats. 31st International Congress for Conservation Biology, Kigali, Rwanda. [Invited speaker].

21-Froidevaux JSP, Jones G, Kerbiriou C & K Park (2022). Relative humidity mediates the effects of power lines on bats: a role for corona discharges? BES Annual Meeting 2022. Edinburgh, UK. 

20-Froidevaux JSP, Jones G, Kerbiriou C & K Park (2022). Bat Attraction to Very High Voltage Power Lines: a Role for Corona Discharge? 19th International Bat Research Conference, Austin, USA.

19-Froidevaux JSP (2022) Multi-scale factors affecting bat activity at remnant isolated trees in agricultural landscapes. Northeast Bat Working Group 2022, Manchester, USA [Invited speaker].

18-Froidevaux JSP (2021) Impact of ground-based photovoltaic solar farms on bats: results of preliminary studies. Seminar of the « SolEoBio » network, online.  [Invited speaker].

17-Froidevaux JSP, Barbaro L, Vinet O, Larrieu L, Bas Y, Molina J, Calatayud F & A Brin (2021). Bat responses to forest composition and moth abundance in mountain landscapes. 15th European Bat Research Symposium, Turku, Finland. 

16-Froidevaux JSP, Barré K, Le Viol, I & C Kerbiriou (2021). Using citizen science program to assess anthropogenic factors driving bat activity: implications for bat conservation. 6th International Bat Meeting, Berlin, Online, Germany. 

15-Froidevaux JSP (2021). Bat career panel discussion  5th British Bats Research Symposium, Online, UK. [Invited speaker].

14-Froidevaux JSP, Barbaro L, Vinet O, Larrieu L, Bas Y, Molina J, Calatayud F & A Brin (2021). Bat responses to forest composition and prey abundance in mountain landscapes. 5th British Bats Research Symposium, Online, UK.

13- Froidevaux JSP (2019). The value of single, isolated trees for the conservation of bats in farmland. BCT National Bat Conference, Nottingham, UK.

12-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K, Jones, G. & MK Obrist (2018). How do stand characteristics and crown heterogeneity influence bat activity in forests? 5th European Congress of Conservation Biology, Jyväskylä, Finland.

11- Froidevaux JSP (2017). From forest to farmland: conservation of bats in human-modified landscapes. Scottish Bat Conference, Perth, UK.

10-Froidevaux JSP, Boughey K & G Jones (2017). Re-assessing the potential benefits of hedgerows on bats: a multi-scale approach. 14th European Bat Research Symposium, San Sebastián, Spain. 

9-Froidevaux JSP & G Jones (2017). Improving the value of farmland for bats: an insight into the management of hedgerows. Welsh Bat Conference, Swansea, UK.

8-Froidevaux JSP, Louboutin B & G Jones (2016). Does organic farming enhance biodiversity in Mediterranean vineyards? Bats and arachnids as case studies. British Ecological Society – Agro-Ecology Early Careers Event, London, UK.

7-Froidevaux JSP, Boughey KL, Barlow KE & G Jones (2016). Population recovery of the endangered greater horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus ferrumequinum) in the UK. BCT National Bat Conference, York, UK. [Best student presentation]

6-Froidevaux JSP, Boughey KL, Barlow KE & G Jones (2016). Factors influencing population recovery of the greater horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus ferrumequinum) in the UK. 4th Spatial Ecology and Conservation conference, Bristol, UK. [Invited speaker]

5-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K, Jones, G. & MK Obrist (2016). Use of airborne LiDAR data to assess structural forest components affecting bat activity. 16èmes Rencontres Nationales Chauves-souris, Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Bourges, Bourges, France. 

4-Froidevaux JSP, Boughey KL, Barlow KE & G Jones (2016). Climate and landscape matter: population recovery of the greater horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus ferrumequinum) in the UK. 3rd British Bats Research Symposium, London, UK.

3-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K & MK Obrist (2014). How to plan an effective and economic acoustic inventory of bats in temperate forests? 13th European Bat Research Symposium, Šibenik, Croatia.

2-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K & MK Obrist (2014). Sampling bats in temperate forests: where, when, how? 15èmes Rencontres Nationales Chauves-souris, Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Bourges, Bourges, France.

1-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K & MK Obrist (2013). Optimising the acoustic sampling for forest bat inventories. Swiss National Bat Meeting, Bern, Switzerland.

6-Toshkova N*, Froidevaux JSP* & al. (2022). EuroBaTrait 1.0: Developing a species-level trait database of bats in Europe and beyond. BES Annual Meeting 2022. Edinburgh, UK. 

5-Froidevaux JSP, Laforge A, Larrieu L, Fialas P & G Jones (2021). Determining the value of single, isolated trees for the conservation of bats in farmland. 15th European Bat Research Symposium, Turku, Finland. 

4-Froidevaux JSP, Broyles M & G Jones (2018). Managing hedgerows for nocturnal wildlife: how effective are agri-environment schemes in promoting bats and their insect prey? 4th British Bats Research Symposium, Bristol, UK.

3-Froidevaux JSP, Louboutin B & G Jones (2017). Assessing the potential benefits of organic farming on bats and arachnids in Mediterranean vineyards. 14th European Bat Research Symposium, San Sebastián, Spain.

2-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K, Jones, G. & MK Obrist (2015). Use of LiDAR data to plan forest management measures for bat conservation. 27th International Congress for Conservation Biology, Montpellier, France.

1-Froidevaux JSP, Zellweger F, Bollmann K, Jones, G. & MK Obrist (2015). Guild-specific responses of bats to vegetation structure: implications for conservation. 4th International Bat Meeting, Berlin, Germany.