Bat Conservation International & Wild Ones
Oct 21, 2026
FREE Webinar
Bats in the Backyard
Bats are among the most important & misunderstood wildlife in our communities. They are also part of the intricate food webs that connect native plants, insects, water, & healthy landscapes.
Speakers: Brandi Christiano, PhD, and Megan White
Organization: Bat Conservation International
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Time: 5 p.m. Mountain
Location: online, join the premiere on YouTube and participate in the live chat!
Cost: Free
Link provided with registration. This webinar will be recorded and shared with registrants after the premiere.
During this webinar, participants will learn how to:
Understand the ecological roles bats play in North American ecosystems
Recognize the habitat resources bats need for feeding, drinking, shelter, and movement
Use native plants to support moths and other insects that provide food for bats
Create safer water sources and dark areas where bats can forage and travel
Consider when and where bat houses may be useful
Reduce common hazards that can make home landscapes less hospitable to bats
Make practical habitat improvements in outdoor spaces of different sizes