Conserve Wildlife Blog: Union Township students go batty!


Students show off their hard work – a completed bat house.

From Conserve Widlife Blog: "On Tuesday, December 14th, I had the pleasure of working with over 60 middle school students from 2 Union Township (Union County) schools, Burnet Middle School and Kawameeh Middle School.  Larry Petras, Advisor of the club, received a grant to educate the club members about bats and build and install bat houses around the township.  Mr. Petras  reached out to Conserve Wildlife Foundation to help fulfill his and his students wishes of improving bat habitat throughout their community.   So with wood, caulk, screws, and power drills in tow, I arrived at Burnet Middle School to assist the students in building bat houses that will be placed around the township to bolster the bat population." 

Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 12/22/2010 7:00 AM
Categories: Bats
Tags: conserve wildlife union township bats bat houses burnet middle school kawameeh middle school
 

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