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How to see in the Dark: Monitoring Bats on the Superior National Forest

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"How to see in the Dark: Monitoring Bats on the Superior National Forest," is the theme of the August 1st Saturday Speaker Series event at Sugarloaf Cover Nature Center near Schroeder. Wildlife biologist (and event speaker) Peg Robertson spoke to WTIP on North Shore Morning about her love for bats and the upcoming event.

More information on this event is available at sugarloafnorthshore.org

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