DoE seeking ‘citizen scientists’ for bat study - Cayman Islands Headline News

Bat left to die in a sticky situation recovers in Metchosin

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North Island residents should leave bats alone

The BC Community Bat Program’s North Island chapter is encouraging residents to leave bats alone and, most importantly, never, ever touch a bat. “Bats are the hardest-working and often the most underappreciated of all wildlife,” said Heather Thomson, program coordinator for the North Island Community Bat Program and for the Cumberland Community Forest Society. “In B.C., bats have the important role of controlling insect populations. A Little Bro…

DoE seeking ‘citizen scientists’ for bat study - Cayman Islands Headline News

(CNS): The Department of Environment is on the lookout for more volunteer ‘citizen scientists’ to help collect data on Cayman’s bats, which are critical to the natural environment but often overlooked. In an engaging and informative piece on the DoE’s website published this week, local naturalist Josh Weaver explains the counting programme in detail. He […]