Nationwide high-rise bat project inquiries.

The detailed state guides provide planning information for selected jurisdictions. They are not the limit of the crew's travel footprint.

Travel work starts with a project review

High-rise exclusion depends on more than distance. The team first reviews the building, the activity being reported, access options, repair scope, and timing. That first review helps determine whether the property is a fit and what it will take to move a trained crew and the right equipment to the site.

• Building type, height, and reported bat activity
• Rope, lift, roof, balcony, and work-zone access
• Wildlife timing rules and workable field dates
• Travel, equipment, repair materials, and mobilization

What to send

Include the property state and city, building type, approximate height, the rooms or elevations tied to the report, and any photos or video available. Details about roof access, anchors, balconies, lift placement, sidewalks, loading areas, and earlier repair attempts are also useful.

States and jurisdictions open for project review