ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE & DIVERSITY OF DE BATS (Followed by Q&A)

Prime Hook NWR Multipurpose Room

Tonyea Meade, President-Elect of the Delaware Council of Wildlife Rehabilitators and Educators Association, will share fascinating insights into the bat species found in Delaware, dispel common myths, and highlight their unique features, diets, and habitats. She will also address safety concerns—such as what to do if a bat enters your home—and explain White-Nose Syndrome, a devastating disease impacting bat populations.

Her presentation will include tips on how to attract these beneficial creatures to your yard. While no live bats will be present, a variety of hands-on materials will be available for viewing.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

For more information or to register, visit our website: https://www.friendsofprimehook.com/news-and-events.html

You may also like the following events from Friends of Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge:

• Next Saturday, 26th July, 01:00 pm, Talking Trash with DE Solid Waste Authority Followed by Q&A in Milton