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DESCRIPTION:Join your DCNR park naturalist to celebrate our world's only tr
 ue flying mammals by visiting a trailside interactive exhibit table featur
 ing our furry winged friends that devour tons of harmful insects\, pollina
 te countless plants (including many human foods) and reseed vast areas of 
 tropical rainforests. One out of every five living mammal species are bats
 \, yet they are often feared and misunderstood\, with many types now in se
 rious decline. Stop by to learn about these fascinating creatures and how 
 we can protect their habitat to help them survive in the future. April 25 
 is officially International Bat Appreciation Day\, while October is celebr
 ated as National Bat Month and caps with National Bat Week leading up to H
 alloween.
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DESCRIPTION:Join your DCNR park naturalist to celebrate our world's only tr
 ue flying mammals by visiting a trailside interactive exhibit table featur
 ing our furry winged friends that devour tons of harmful insects\, pollina
 te countless plants (including many human foods) and reseed vast areas of 
 tropical rainforests. One out of every five living mammal species are bats
 \, yet they are often feared and misunderstood\, with many types now in se
 rious decline. Stop by to learn about these fascinating creatures and how 
 we can protect their habitat to help them survive in the future. April 25 
 is officially International Bat Appreciation Day\, while October is celebr
 ated as National Bat Month and caps with National Bat Week leading up to H
 alloween.
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LOCATION:Ridley Creek State Park
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DESCRIPTION:Join your DCNR park naturalist to celebrate our world's only tr
 ue flying mammals by visiting a trailside interactive exhibit table featur
 ing our furry winged friends that devour tons of harmful insects\, pollina
 te countless plants (including many human foods) and reseed vast areas of 
 tropical rainforests. One out of every five living mammal species are bats
 \, yet they are often feared and misunderstood\, with many types now in se
 rious decline. Stop by to learn about these fascinating creatures and how 
 we can protect their habitat to help them survive in the future. April 25 
 is officially International Bat Appreciation Day\, while October is celebr
 ated as National Bat Month and caps with National Bat Week leading up to H
 alloween.
GEO:39.95065;-75.45175
LOCATION:Ridley Creek State Park
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DESCRIPTION:Join your DCNR park naturalist to celebrate our world's only tr
 ue flying mammals by visiting a trailside interactive exhibit table featur
 ing our furry winged friends that devour tons of harmful insects\, pollina
 te countless plants (including many human foods) and reseed vast areas of 
 tropical rainforests. One out of every five living mammal species are bats
 \, yet they are often feared and misunderstood\, with many types now in se
 rious decline. Stop by to learn about these fascinating creatures and how 
 we can protect their habitat to help them survive in the future. April 25 
 is officially International Bat Appreciation Day\, while October is celebr
 ated as National Bat Month and caps with National Bat Week leading up to H
 alloween.
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DESCRIPTION:Join your DCNR park naturalist to celebrate our world's only tr
 ue flying mammals by visiting a trailside interactive exhibit table featur
 ing our furry winged friends that devour tons of harmful insects\, pollina
 te countless plants (including many human foods) and reseed vast areas of 
 tropical rainforests. One out of every five living mammal species are bats
 \, yet they are often feared and misunderstood\, with many types now in se
 rious decline. Stop by to learn about these fascinating creatures and how 
 we can protect their habitat to help them survive in the future. April 25 
 is officially International Bat Appreciation Day\, while October is celebr
 ated as National Bat Month and caps with National Bat Week leading up to H
 alloween.
GEO:39.95065;-75.45175
LOCATION:Ridley Creek State Park
SUMMARY:Going To Bat For Bats
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 at_week
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