This video competed in
2017 Wild And Green Shorts Film Festival
Director(s): Kristin Tieche
The Invisible Mammal is a film series about the struggle that bats face to survive, specifically in North America, where white nose syndrome is causing sharp decline in populations of certain bat spec. . . cies. The series will also address issues like climate change and habitat destruction, and the role that humans must take to save bats from extinction. In the first episode of The Invisible Mammal, we meet The Bat Rescuer. Corky Quirk is the founder of NorCal Bats, an organization that provides care for injured bats and educational programs for libraries, schools, nature programs, fairs and other events throughout the region. Corky has been working intensely with native California bats since 2005 and has educated thousands of people. She works with injured and orphaned bats, returning them to the wild and keeps a captive colony of non-releasable bats for use in education. She is permitted through the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife and the USDA show more
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- Informative
- Inspiring
- Persuasive
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Kristin8 years ago
Thanks for all your support and for leaving such encouraging comments! We appreciate all your votes and for loving the bats!
Mona8 years ago
Patricia8 years ago
I have come to really love bats! Great educational video. Thanks for the work you do!
Patricia8 years ago
Kristin8 years ago
Thank you all so much for your encouraging comments and your votes!
Ann8 years ago
Thank you
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Sarah8 years ago
I LOVE IT! Keep up the great work. I love seeing Pallid bats
Shannon8 years ago
Just beautiful. Thank you for everything you do for these beautiful amazing creatures.