Woodland Park Zoo

Bat Night at the Beacon Food Forest with Woodland Park Zoo

Discover the captivating world of bats at the upcoming event hosted by Beacon Food Forest. Delve into the lives of these mysterious creatures as you gain valuable insights, dispel myths, and explore their crucial ecological contributions. This unique presentation will not only enlighten you about bats but also offer an opportunity to engage in community science.

The event features an informative presentation about bats, their behaviors, and their significance within the ecosystem. Through this, attendees will develop a deeper understanding of these often-misunderstood creatures. The presentation is led by experts from the Bat Activity Trends (BAT) program at Woodland Park Zoo. Their mission is to enhance awareness about local bat species, educate the community on their importance, and contribute to conservation efforts.

Following the enlightening presentation, participants will engage in a hands-on community science activity. This involves observing bats and learning how to collect and submit data for the BAT program. By actively participating in this activity, attendees contribute to a comprehensive bat activity map that showcases varying bat populations across King County. This map serves as a valuable resource for conservation initiatives, awareness campaigns, and educational purposes.

Date and time: Saturday, August 12 · 8 – 9:30pm PDT

Location: Beacon Food Forest South Dakota Street Seattle, WA 98108 United States

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