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Wisconsin Bat Ambassadors

https://wiatri.net/inventory/bats/aboutBats/resources.cfm
The Wisconsin Bat Ambassadors are a statewide group of Master Naturalists trained in bat education and outreach and who provide presentations and community bat walks. Contact Jennifer Redell (Jennifer.Redell@wisconsin.gov, 608-669-5230) or the WI Ma…
The Wisconsin Bat Ambassadors are a statewide group of Master Naturalists trained in bat education and outreach and who provide presentations and community bat walks. Contact Jennifer Redell (Jennifer.Redell@wisconsin.gov, 608-669-5230) or the WI Master Naturalist Program to ask about a bat presentation from a WI Bat Ambassador.
This organization does not maintain locations.
Kite Festival
08/22 ( George Mead Wildlife Area )
The Mead Kite Festival is an excellent opportunity for those with Wisconsin Bat Ambassador training to reach hundreds of people of all ages that are curious about Wisconsin bats. The Bat Ambassadors …
The Mead Kite Festival is an excellent opportunity for those with Wisconsin Bat Ambassador training to reach hundreds of people of all ages that are curious about Wisconsin bats. The Bat Ambassadors will run a table or two with hands-on engaging educational activities. Materials can be provided by the WI Bat Ambassador program, lunch, beverages, and snacks will be provided the day of the program. Located at George W. Mead Wildlife Area, Stanton W. Mead Education and Visitor Center, 201517 Cty Hwy S, Milladore, WI; 20 minutes from WI Rapids, 25 minutes from Stevens Point, and 30 minutes from Wausau. August 22nd, 2026 10:30 am - 3:30 pm. Contact sandra.deroche@wisconsin.gov for more information.
Prerequisites: None
Activity added: Apr 3, 2026 | Last update: Apr 24, 2026
Bat Monitoring
Ongoing | Self selected locations
Monitor bats from your own backyard. Once you learn how to use the equipment and complete the monitoring pages, you will be able to provide vital data to further understand how bats are doing in Wisc…
Monitor bats from your own backyard. Once you learn how to use the equipment and complete the monitoring pages, you will be able to provide vital data to further understand how bats are doing in Wisconsin.
Prerequisites: None
Citizen Science Wildlife
Activity added: Apr 23, 2026 | Last update: Apr 24, 2026