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Bat Habitat


"Bats are an important part of a functioning ecosystem, and with natural habitats in decline they need our help now more than ever.  You can welcome bats in your very own backyard by providing food, water, and shelter – creating bat habitat in even the smallest of spaces.  In return, insectivorous bats will eat many of your unwanted yard and garden pests.
Plus, their nightly displays of aerial acrobatics are fascinating to observe."
- 
From Bat Conservation International

Click on the bats to the right to go the Bat Conservation website and learn more.

Click on the buttons below to open guides for building bat houses and how to create gardens for bats.
Picture
4 Chamber Bat House
Gardening for Bats
Rocket Bat house

Contact

​100 N Cedar St.
Manistique, MI
M, T, W, F: 8-4
​Thur: 10-6

​​Phone:
(906) 286-2890
Email:
[email protected]

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      • MISG
    • Preserving Our Pollinators
    • Recycling
    • Threatened & Endangered Species
    • Tree Pests and Pathogens
    • Water Quality
  • Programs & Services
    • Tree Sale
    • Native Plant Sale
    • Soil Erosion (SESC) Permit
    • Wildlife >
      • Deer Habitat Grant
      • Wildlife Habitat Plans >
        • Bats
        • Bluebirds
        • Ducks
    • Community Grants
    • Scholarships
    • Seed Library
    • Agriculture
    • Forestry
    • Recreation
    • Fun for Kids
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