Forest Outing with the bats and communities

Field Work Loading...................
.......Looking forward to another...............

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  1. Unknown8 December 2019 at 11:51

    Great one, great Job to brains behind this concept.The very best way to actually conserve is to catch them young. I really appreciate and love what this team is doing. Great One

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