NorCalBats offers exciting, informative lectures on bats for Libraries, Businesses, and other organizations. These are live, in-person presentations, which include:
- An informative PowerPoint presentation about bats.
- A discussion of the harmful myths that surround these animals.
- Information about the importance of bats in our environment.
- Live bats of California native species that are presented for viewing and discussion.
All bats are certified as non-releasable by the California Department of Fish & Wildlife and the U.S. Department of Agriculture—injury precludes them from surviving the wild. The bat is projected, via movie camera, onto the wall for all to view.
We will remain after the presentation to answer questions. The presentation lasts approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
If you are looking for an online presentation see our Virtual Bat Lecture page.
For the Safety of the Bats
- The bats are kept in a container until each is displayed individually.
- The bats have all lived in quarantined captivity prior to becoming part
of the education program. - NorCalBats is permitted by both the CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife and the USDA to have educational, non-releasable animals
- As per our permit, no one can be with in 6 feet of the bat when it is out of the container.
- No one can touch or pet the bat even through the container.
Fees For Presentations
Libraries and Businesses
One-time presentations for libraries and businesses are available for a fee of $300. A mileage rate of $0.65 will be charged for locations over 45 miles from Davis, and bridge tolls will also be charged when appropriate.
See our event calendar to check date availability.
Use the contact form for more information, or to schedule a presentation.
If you wish to make a payment for a scheduled lecture or event, please use the button below (contact us to determine the correct amount first):