Bats Northwest, Inc. P. 0. Bats Northwest envisions a future where the essential role of bats is understood, where the public recognizes the vital place of bats in our environment and economy, and where all are inspired by bats remarkable attributes and invaluable contribution to our natural heritage. Our members are drawn from government agencies, academia, private industry, other conservation organizations, and the general public. In 2000 BNW presented dozens of informative talks at schools, service clubs, garden clubs and other forums. Age-specific curricula available for educators.
Colorful media shows available.
Our members are on hand through both the Internet and by phone to answer questions. Professional Workshops Technical presentations to naturalists, pest control operators, environmentalists, health workers, veterinarian groups, etc. Quarterly Meetings Free informative, educational, entertaining meetings open to the public. Research Members are active in on-going research on native bat populations in cooperation with organizations such as the Washington Department of Natural Resources, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and County Park systems. We work with these and other conservation organizations to protect known bat roosts and provide habitat for bats.