cwhcrcsf on
October 27, 2025
Little brown myotis (Myotis lucifugus) is federally listed as endangered in Canada, due to the impacts of white-nose syndrome on their populations. White-nose syndrome has been detected from Newfoundl...
tennbwg on
October 27, 2025
Bat Week continues!
Check out all the facts with #BatWeek batweek batconservationinternational
innerspacecavern on
October 27, 2025
🌼 Did you know that bats are essential pollinators? 🦇✨
While many people associate bats with caves and night skies, these incredible creatures play a vital role in pollinating a variety of plants, con...
radicalsoybean on
October 27, 2025
🦇 happy BAT WEEK friends 🦇
photos from last november's bat trap and release at mammothcavemr
with the very rad and very passionate kellyjsheldrick
first three photos from the sci-comm extraordinar...
smaconafrica on
October 27, 2025
While we sleep, fruit-eating bats snack then fly off, dropping seeds in their poop as they travel. Much like little forest starters on the wing😁.
Next time you enjoy a papaya, thank bats!
#BatWeek #...
filbergheritagelodgeandpark on
October 27, 2025
Bat Week 2025: October 24 - 31
Here in BC, we’re home to 16 different bat species—including the Little Brown Myotis, which is often spotted in our region. Half of these are considered vulnerable or a...
gothambatconservancy on
October 27, 2025
#batweek day 4- we have two exciting activations this week!
TONIGHT (10/27) we’ll be hosting a Bat Walk at the Yonkers Public Library Crestwood
THURSDAY (10/30) we’ll be hosting a webinar with wolfco...
multisar_ab on
October 27, 2025
Happy Bat Week! Of the nine bat species found in Alberta, eight make their homes in the prairie region. These incredible nighttime insect-eaters rely on key habitat features like water, flying insects...