Join the Nightlife: 2024 Recap
October 31, 2024
Thanks to all the Join the Nightlife: Bats and Agriculture attendees who joined us out in the field this year! Guests got hands-on experience with
I’m excited to share this new webcast: BatsLIVE, A Distance Learning Adventure. Merlin was interviewed recently in his office by Ben Swecker of BatsLIVE, while Richard Shahan video recorded for a future segment. Off camera, lots of stories of adventure and good luck were shared. 
The BatsLIVE crew will be back at Bracken Cave on September 18th for a live webcast of the bats emerging with participation from viewers. I can’t wait to watch it from home.
Merlin and I will be returning the day before from a month-long trip to Thailand (Subscribe and follow us), but we hope to watch the live webcast. I’ve had a couple of birthday parties at Bracken Cave with family and friends. My first date with Merlin was at Bracken Cave. The Bracken experience is always different but one I always enjoy.
Watching and participating in the program is easy! Just click on the webcast link that will be on the homepage:http://BatsLIVE.pwnet.org. If you cant watch the program live, it will be archived on the web site approximately a week later (on September 25) and available as streaming video.
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Thanks to all the Join the Nightlife: Bats and Agriculture attendees who joined us out in the field this year! Guests got hands-on experience with
Supporter and friend of MTBC, Australian conservation and animal welfare photojournalist Doug Gimesy, had his images recognized in two categories at the recent Siena International
Fieldwork requires a lot of equipment, but photography requires even more! During our June 2024 photography workshop, we transported over 100 lbs. of equipment —
Within the dim limestone passageways of Caverna Santa Catalina, the air came alive with bats. I stood in awed silence, taking in the rush of
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