Free. In person.<\/p>\n
This workshop will address topics related to the exciting bats that call Texas home!<\/p>\n
Come learn about the importance of the bats that call Texas home.<\/p>\n
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Walker County Storm Shelter
455 TX-75, Huntsville, TX 77320
(Parking lot on South side of building)<\/p>\n
Meeting Registration – Zoom<\/a><\/p>\n
Wildlife Conservation Webinar Series: Developing a Motus Wildlife Tracking Network
\u00bb Register for upcoming Wildlife Conservation Webinars.<\/a><\/p>\n