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Northern Lights Wildlife Society was founded by Angelika and Peter Langen in 1990 and provides a safe haven for injured and orphaned wildlife in BC.
Northern Lights Wildlife Society
Throughout 2024, our staff was out in the field, taking bold action for birds! Thank you to our supporters and partners for making it all possible.
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In Polly Ground, people once feared bats, but they are now mesmerized by their beauty and diversity, according to community leader Alton Scott. “Everybody is learning these bats are not our enemies–these bats are our friends,” he shares.
To learn more visit
batcon.org/nightwatch.
Bats are vital to our world’s ecosystems and economy, We’re working worldwide to ensure the survival of these extraordinary mammals.
Bat Conservation International
Entering a hot cave is like walking into a sauna, with 90-plus degree temperatures and 100 percent humidity. While this environment is challenging for humans, it’s perfect for Jamaican Flower Bats to have pups and rear their young. Stony Hill Cave is the last known maternity roost for the Jamaican Flower Bat, and we’re working with partners to protect this incredibly fragile habitat, where even a slight drop in temperature could make it uninhabitable for bats and cause the species to go extinct.
To learn more visit
batcon.org/nightwatch.
Bats
Learn about the role of the Jamaica Flower Bat in Jamaica, and how they impact the ecosystem. For 20 years, the Jamaican flower bat was believed to be extinct before being rediscovered in Jamaica’s Stony Hill Cave.
To learn more visit
batcon.org/nightwatch.
Bats are vital to our world’s ecosystems and economy, We’re working worldwide to ensure the survival of these extraordinary mammals.
Bat Conservation International
