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Speaker Karen Clark delivered a fascinating talk about bats’ “superpower” of echolocation! Slide by Karen Clark, NC Wildlife Resources Commission.
Chatham Conservation Partnership (CCP) conducted a webinar on Bats of Chatham County on October 19, 2023, and we had a great turnout of about 90 folks. We had several speakers deliver interesting presentations and the great news is anyone not able to attend the live webinar can now watch the recording!
PRESENTERS & TOPICS
Bats of Chatham County
Katherine Etchison, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
NABat: Citizen Science Acoustic Monitoring of Bat Populations
Karen Clark, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Allison Weakley, Citizen Scientist
Listing the Tricolored Bat: An Update from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Kathryn Matthews, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Handling Bat Encounters and Humanely Evicting Bats from Buildings
Falyn Owens, NC Wildlife Resources Commission
View the recording of the CCP Bat Webinar.
BAT RESOURCES
North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat)
Bats – NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Bats of North Carolina – NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Licensed Wildlife Control Agents – NC Wildlife Resources Commission
Bat Conservation International
Bat Gardens & Houses – Bat Conservation International
Guide to Gardening for Bats – Bat Conservation International
Bats in Homes and Buildings – Bat Conservation International
NC Bat Conservation Documentary: In Echo All About
NC Wildlife Helpline – staffed by Wildlife Biologists from the NC Wildlife Resources Commission: 866-318-2401; hwi@ncwildlife.org
Please visit the Chatham Conservation Partnership website for more information about our organization, local issues, and past and future meetings.