Tracing Wisconsin's Bat Trails

Frontiers In Science presents:
Tracing Wisconsin's Bat Trails From the Surface to the Subterranean

with Jennifer Redell, Conservation Biologist/Cave and Mine Specialist - WI Bat Program

Free event for NWTC students, staff, and faculty 

Thursday, November 14, 2024
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Auditorium (Room SC130), NWTC Green Bay Campus 

Did you know that bats are more closely related to primates than rodents!? Earth’s 1400 bat species make up nearly a quarter of our planet’s mammal diversity!

Join Wisconsin DNR Bat Biologist and Cave and Mine Specialist, Jennifer Redell, for an engaging presentation about the importance and intrigue of local bats. Whitenose Syndrome has challenged both bats and the people who work with them, but there are some recent reasons for hope and exciting new discoveries. Learn how a community of caretakers studies, protects, and interprets the lives of Wisconsin’s eight bat species. Join in to hear how you can help these neighborhood night-fliers.