June 26 - 28

Have you ever wanted to learn more about bats, but don’t feel you are up for joining a weeklong technical survey course? If so, then the Bat Discovery Workshop is for you. Our 3-night, 2-day format is chock full of just the “fun stuff” that the general public most wants to learn: summer and winter bat ecology and how to include bats as watchable wildlife in their own backyards. Our workshop location at Canoe Creek State Park allows us to feature three decades of bat study and protection and is located in the heart of bat conservation country. Participants will learn from classroom lectures and discussions, receive hands-on opportunities with bat watching tools, and take field trips to view bats and bat conservation on the ground.

The workshop is 3-nights / 2 days (lunches included; breakfast, dinner and lodging is on your own). Presented by John Chenger, Bat Conservation and Management and Janet D. Tyburec, Bat Survey Solutions, LLC. In addition, we will feature video appearances by Merlin D. Tuttle and resources from Merlin Tuttle’s Bat Conservation

For complete workshop information, including price and how to register, please visit  

https://batsurveysolutions.com/products/bat-discovery-workshop