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Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca

Get Batty with the Cumberland Bat Project!
The annual BC Bat count is a project of the BC Community Bat Program and the Cumberland Bat Project is jumping into action!  As a partner in the North Island Chapter of the BC Community Bat Program, the CCFS is looking for keen volunteers to participate in evening (dusk) bat counts at a variety of roost locations  in Cumberland and surrounding areas July 11th to August 5th.
Volunteers are asked to be available for a minimum of 2 evenings in each window.  The BC Bat Count is a fun way to connect with this amazing species in our midst and connect with other batty minded folks. Message heather@cumberlandforest.com to volunteer.
*If you think you might have bats living in your home or on your property, lucky you! We’d love to know  – message Tim at northisland@bcbats.ca