Nature Nights: Bat & Moth Night

Explore The Woodlands after dark with a casual evening full of urban biodiversity. Look for the bats and moths who live here and learn ways to be a Citizen Scientist. Pack a picnic, bring your flashlights and get ready to discover some of the mysteries of the urban wildlife that calls The Woodlands home with scientist Heather Kostick.The BAT WALK is back! We'll start at the Hamilton Mansion and walk as a group through the cemetery to the highest point in center circle. Bats don't fly until it's dark out, so the Bat Walk will start after sundown.The Popalong Truck will be serving up the best of Summer in the form of popsicles and ice cream sandwiches throughout the evening. This event is free and open to the public. Advanced Registration is required.Registration closes at 12:00PM on Thursday, August 12th. Look out for a "Know Before You Go" email in your inbox soon after. 

Parking is limited, so please consider walking, biking, or taking public transportation.In the event of inclement weather, Nature Night will be cancelled and notice will be posted on our website and social media pages at least 2 hours prior to the event start time.About Heather Kostick: Heather L. Kostick (she/her) is a Doctoral Candidate in Environmental Science and is member of the Ward Lab at Drexel University. She has a Bachelor of Science from Juniata College in Wildlife Conservation, and a Master of Environmental Studies in Ecology from the University of Pennsylvania. Heathers research interests include conservation, biodiversity, urban ecology, and resource management. She is proud to be a locally born and raised in delco, and that her current research has a local connection that will hopefully be useful to local communities and stakeholders.