EUROBATS Publication Series No. 6 “Guidelines for consideration of bats in wind farm projects” was translated into Japanese language by  the Bat Study and Conservation group of Japan, which has a working group on wind turbines.
The traslation is available online both on the BSCJ website  and as a PDF  below 

A new issue of the IUCN Bat Specialist Group's newsletter, which is mostly devoted to the topic of influence of climate change on bats, has become available. See PDF below. 

Migration season of 2017 is in full swing in Pape Ornithological Research Centre, where thousands of bats have been ringed since 2014. This year has set off as a slow one, with only ~1000 bats ringed, but a lot more are still to come. Some of the bats already ringed include 745 Nathusius’ bats (Pipistrellus nathusii), 62 Soprano pipistrelles (Pipistrellus pygmaeus) and a number of Parti-coloured bats (Vespertilio murinus) and other species.

A new issue of Hypsugo, the journal of bat research in Balkans, has recently been published, with the PDF version available online

This bulletin is a periodical, published by the Centre for Karst and Speleology (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Wildlife Conservation Society Mustela (Serbia) and Montenegrin Ecologists Society.