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Bat Walk at the City of Vancouver's Water Resources Education Center

  • 4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661 (map)

Experience the magic of a late summer evening as we explore the wetlands around the Water Center in search of bats.

Guided by Water Center educators and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service volunteers, we’ll take a leisurely sunset stroll along the Columbia River, learning about the unique features that make great bat habitat.

Using bat detectors, we’ll listen for the high-frequency calls of these fascinating nighttime creatures and discover more about their role in the local ecosystem.

  • This family-friendly program is designed for adults and youth ages 6 and older.

  • Be prepared to walk up to 2 miles on a mix of paved trails, unpaved paths, and sandy, uneven beach terrain.

  • Please leave flashlights at home to preserve the twilight atmosphere.

Registration is required.  Sign up today!  Space is limited.

Update: There is a second Bat Walk on August 28 that has space available.  Please return to the main event calendar to sign up for that program.

To add your name to the August 12 waitlist, please contact the Water Center at vanwrec@cityofvancouver.us or 360-487-7111.

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