< July 2014 >

Join us for an evening bat watch at Bass River State Forest! Come learn about these fascinating, insect-eating, acrobatic mammals as day turns into night along Lake Absegami. We'll use an acoustic detector to unlock the "secret" ultrasonic language of bats as they pass overhead.

A flashlight, insect repellant, and something to sit on are recommended. The venue is ADA accessible.

This program is FREE and family-friendly. Donations to the Conserve Wildlife Foundation are welcome.

Join us for an evening bat walk at the beautiful and historic Duke Farms Estate. Come learn about these fascinating, insect-eating, acrobatic mammals as day turns into night. We'll use an acoustic detector to unlock the "secret" ultrasonic language of bats as they pass overhead.

Registration through Duke Farms is required. Register HERE!

This is gonna be a big one!

A large colony of bats have been at home in the Tranquility United Methodist Church attic for decades. Following severe storm damages over the past 5 years, the Church is in need of major renovations.

Come celebrate the history of this Church and its bats, learn about the vital role bats play in our communities, and witness the nightly emergence of this mega-colony at dusk! CWF's bat biologist, MacKenzie Hall, will lead the program and bat watch.

Tickets to this fundraising event are $20 per person (children under 12 are $5). Proceeds will help the Tranquility United Methodist Church to repair their building in a bat-friendly way, and will also benefit the local Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary. To reserve your spot, you can purchase tickets online or call Antler Ridge at 973-800-2420.