< July 2013 >

Every Sunday at 11am you are invited to join a biologist with NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife to walk on the beach at Cape May Point State Park to discuss efforts being made to help endangered beach nesting birds. Meet at the Park Office.

Every Sunday at 11am you are invited to join a biologist with NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife to walk on the beach at Cape May Point State Park to discuss efforts being made to help endangered beach nesting birds. Meet at the Park Office.

Every Sunday at 11am you are invited to join a biologist with NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife to walk on the beach at Cape May Point State Park to discuss efforts being made to help endangered beach nesting birds. Meet at the Park Office.

Every Sunday at 11am you are invited to join a biologist with NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife to walk on the beach at Cape May Point State Park to discuss efforts being made to help endangered beach nesting birds. Meet at the Park Office.

Bats have a reputation as being spooky or even fearsome, but they are actually some of the most beneficial animals to people. And right now, bats need our help.

Come learn about the amazing, insect-eating, acrobatic bats in your backyard...and what you can do to keep them around! Then watch for the flying mammals as day turns into night above beautiful White Lake. We'll use an acoustic detector to unlock the "secret" ultrasonic language of bats as they pass overhead.

Hosted by The Nature Conservancy at the historic Vass House, and led by CWF bat biologist MacKenzie Hall. This program is free and family-friendly. Register HERE.