Foothills Speaker Series: Arizona's Bats
Discover Arizona's bats! Whether you love or fear them, learn how these misunderstood creatures help our desert ecosystem with Hally Cokenias, co-founder of Arizona Bat Rescue.
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Join us to learn about Arizona's bats and the role they play in the desert ecosystem. Arizona is home to 29 different bat species, and this talk covers their biology, behavior, and habitats, along with how they help control insect populations and pollinate native plants. Whether you're already interested in bats or come in with some hesitation, you'll leave with a clearer picture of these often misunderstood animals. Led by Hally Cokenias, co-founder of Arizona Bat Rescue.
This event is part of the Foothills Speaker Series, a project of Desert Foothills Land Trust and the Holland Center. Free and open to the public, but registration is required due to limited seating. Register at dflt.org/speakerseries.
Location:
34250 N 60th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85266
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Dates:
11/02/2026
Time:
6pm
Price:
FREE
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