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austinbats.org

The south congress avenue street bridge in downtown that crosses Lady Bird Lake is home to the world's largest urban bat colony. Austin bat watching tours is the best way to see the Brazilian free-tailed bats.

batworld.org

VOLUNTEERING IN PERSON We are searching for dedicated volunteers to join us on a regular basis! Although this is volunteer work, we do put a lot of time into training […]

coloradobatwatch.org

Colorado is home to 19 bat species. Bats can be found in any part of Colorado, from eastern prairies to mountain forests to western canyons, and from small towns to downtown Denver.

tpwd.texas.gov

TPWD.Texas.gov is the place to find information about Texas state parks, hunting, fishing, licenses, wildlife, Game Wardens, boat registration and more.

batcon.org

Add Your Community Bat-Related Event

austinbatcave.org

volunteer

batheaustin.com

Schedule your 15 min introductory call to meet wiht one of our membership team.

thetrailconservancy.org

Protect, Enhance, Connect.

austinbattours.com

Austin Bat Tours - Check out our awesome Congress Avenue Bridge Bat Watching Tours —Bat Walking Tour, Bat Photo Tour and Kayak Bat Watching Sunset Tour.

citywildlife.org

Did you know that Washington, DC’s Rock Creek Park holds the record for densest population of urban raccoons ever documented? And nearly everyone in the area has seen these evening explorers with their bandit masks and ringed tails. What are they up to? And how do they manage to thrive in our built-up environment? PhD biologist John Hadidian, who conducted a breakthrough study of these urban “adaptors” in Washington, has the answers. Join him for a free, hour-long, exclusive City Wildlife webinar on Wednesday, December 1, at 7:00 p.m. Click here to register, and join us to become a raccoon expert yourself!