Kim Williams

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  Published on: 8/12/2007    Last Visited: 8/12/2007  

  Bio on Rob Mies | Live Bat Experience | Bio on Rob Mies | Bio on Kim Williams | Selected books by the directors | Keynote programs | Professional Programs by the Directors | Booking your program outside of Michigan | More information on OBC's directors and their unique programs | SpecialLive Bat Programs by the director | Directorprograms.html
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  Bio on director Kim WilliamsSelected books written by directors
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  Rob Mies and Kim Williams started working with bats in 1990 during their biology graduate work at Eastern Michigan University Here they studied the endangered Indiana bat in the swamps of Michigan.
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  Rob and Kim are authors of many scientific papers, along with many books, including "Understanding Bats" (1996), and are the producers of OBC's award-winning video "Bats: The True Story" (1998).
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  Kim and Rob have been featured in numerous television documentaries including Paramount pictures "Wild Things" (1997) and Germany's "Nature Adventure" (2002).
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  Kim receives the Michigan United Conservation Club's Conservationist of the Year Award
  
  Kim and Rob on The Today Show
  
  Bio on Director Kim Williams
  
  Kim Williams is the Executive Director at the Organization for Bat Conservation.She has a Bachelors of Science degree in Zoology from Michigan State University and a Master's Degree in Biology from Eastern Michigan University.Her thesis focused on roosting preferences of the federally endangered Indiana bat.You can find her publications on the Indiana bat in many journals throughout the United States.Kim is working on her Ph.D. in educational psychology with an emphasis on Nature Deficit Disorder.
  
  Kim has been on such nationally syndicated shows as "Wild Things", Nickelodeon's "Figure It Out", Germany's "Nature Adventure" and National Geographic's "Explorer".Kim is also a frequent guest on the "Today Show."Most recently she was featured on the special features section of the new "Stellaluna" DVD!
  
  Kim is the author of various books, including the first field guide to bats called "Stokes Beginners Guide to Bat Identification," along with "Understanding Bats", "Bat Basics", "Insect Eating Bats", "Fruit Bats", "Vampire Bats", "Nectar-feeding Bats", "Bats and Conservation", and "Michigan Bats and Their Habitats", and articles in various scientific journals.Kim has traveled throughout the United States and the world helping bats.One project Kim and OBC have worked on is saving the Spectacled Flying Foxes in Australia (see a movie on this rescue).These bats have been affected with a tick paralysis and during the months of October through January become very ill (Spectacled Flying Fox rescue).
  
  Kim is also a frequent guest on the Today Show and has consulted for National Geographic, Nickelodeon, and The Discovery Channel.
  
  Kim is an advisor and member of the American Zoological Association Bat Taxon Advisory Group, Northeast Bat Working Group, and the Michigan Bat Working Group.
  
  To contact Kim you can email her at obcbats@aol.com, attention Kim Williams, or call at 248-645-3232 ext. 9 (work) or 517-881-0381 (cell).
  
  Selected books written by Kim Williams and Rob Mies

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  If you are interested in leading a Life Connection Group contact Kim Williams, Community Life Connections Discipleship Coach.

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  Responses will be sent to Kim Williams, Community Life Connections Discipleship Coach.

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  Kim Williams
  
  Office Phone: 248-645-3239Cell Phone: 517-230-9487Email: obcbats@aol.com
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  Bio on Kim Williams

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  Kim WilliamsKIM WILLIAMS, trainer.Kim Williams is the trainer and owner of Willow Wood in Woodbine, MD.
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  All about Willow Wood Trainer, Kim Williams
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  KIM WILLIAMS, trainer.Kim Williams is the trainer and owner of Willow Wood in Woodbine, MD. Unlike other trainers Kim was a top Grand Prix rider in her heyday, competing and winning championships up and down the East Coast as well as winning the Grand Prix in Reins France in 1987.In the early nineties Kim decided to hang up her stir-ups and began her training and showing business and now follows the local and A circuits.She has been training underdog Lindsay Smith for the last ten years and has high hopes for her determined student and her best mate L.V. Kim has three daughters that show and compete, her oldest daughter Emily hopes to follow in Lindsay,s footsteps and follow her own road to the Maclay.
  
  Meet the Trainers

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  Published on: 8/12/2007    Last Visited: 8/12/2007  

  These three bats were orphaned at a young age and raised by OBC's director Kim Williams.They are very tame, and although they live with the colony, love human interaction.
  
  Here is a photo of Wizard when she was first getting weaned on blood.

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  Published on: 4/10/2006    Last Visited: 3/6/2007  

  These three bats were orphaned at a young age and raised by OBC's director Kim Williams.They are very tame, and although they live with the colony, love human interaction.
  
  Here is a photo of Wizard when she was first getting weaned on blood.

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  batconservation.org/content/Directorprograms.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/8/2007    Last Visited: 12/8/2007  

  Bio on Rob Mies | Live Bat Experience | Bio on Rob Mies | Bio on Kim Williams | Selected books by the directors | Keynote programs | Professional Programs by the Directors | Booking your program outside of Michigan | More information on OBC's directors and their unique programs | SpecialLive Bat Programs by the director | Directorprograms.html
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  Bio on director Kim WilliamsSelected books written by directors
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  Rob Mies and Kim Williams started working with bats in 1990 during their biology graduate work at Eastern Michigan University Here they studied the endangered Indiana bat in the swamps of Michigan.
  ...
  Rob and Kim are authors of many scientific papers, along with many books, including "Understanding Bats" (1996), and are the producers of OBC's award-winning video "Bats: The True Story" (1998).
  ...
  Kim and Rob have been featured in numerous television documentaries including Paramount pictures "Wild Things" (1997) and Germany's "Nature Adventure" (2002).
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  Kim receives the Michigan United Conservation Club's Conservationist of the Year Award
  
  Kim and Rob on The Today Show
  
  Bio on Director Kim Williams
  
  Kim Williams is the Executive Director at the Organization for Bat Conservation.She has a Bachelors of Science degree in Zoology from Michigan State University and a Master's Degree in Biology from Eastern Michigan University.Her thesis focused on roosting preferences of the federally endangered Indiana bat.You can find her publications on the Indiana bat in many journals throughout the United States.Kim is working on her Ph.D. in educational psychology with an emphasis on Nature Deficit Disorder.
  
  Kim has been on such nationally syndicated shows as "Wild Things", Nickelodeon's "Figure It Out", Germany's "Nature Adventure" and National Geographic's "Explorer".Kim is also a frequent guest on the "Today Show."Most recently she was featured on the special features section of the new "Stellaluna" DVD!
  
  Kim is the author of various books, including the first field guide to bats called "Stokes Beginners Guide to Bat Identification," along with "Understanding Bats", "Bat Basics", "Insect Eating Bats", "Fruit Bats", "Vampire Bats", "Nectar-feeding Bats", "Bats and Conservation", and "Michigan Bats and Their Habitats", and articles in various scientific journals.Kim has traveled throughout the United States and the world helping bats.One project Kim and OBC have worked on is saving the Spectacled Flying Foxes in Australia (see a movie on this rescue).These bats have been affected with a tick paralysis and during the months of October through January become very ill (Spectacled Flying Fox rescue).
  
  Kim is also a frequent guest on the Today Show and has consulted for National Geographic, Nickelodeon, and The Discovery Channel.
  
  Kim is an advisor and member of the American Zoological Association Bat Taxon Advisory Group, Northeast Bat Working Group, and the Michigan Bat Working Group.
  
  To contact Kim you can email her at obcbats@aol.com, attention Kim Williams, or call at 248-645-3232 ext. 9 (work) or 517-881-0381 (cell).
  
  Selected books written by Kim Williams and Rob Mies

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  Founders of the Organization for Bat Conservation Rob Mies and Kim Williams started working with bats in 1990 during their biology graduate work at Eastern Michigan University studying the endangered Indiana bat in the swamps of Michigan.Their research has also taken them to other parts of the Midwest, Costa Rica, Australia, and the Mauritius Islands in the Indian Ocean.Mies and Williams founded the Organization for Bat Conservation over a decade ago to educate people about the uniqueness and importance of bats.They are the authors of several scientific papers, along with their book Understanding Bats (1996), and are the producers of OBC's award-winning video Bats: The True Story (1998).They also wrote the first field guide to bats called the Beginner's Guide to Bats,(2002).
  
  Kim and Rob have been featured in numerous television documentaries,

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  Published on: 9/25/2007    Last Visited: 10/6/2007  

  Kim Williams, Organization for Bat Conservation; Bloomfield, Michigan

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