Join us for an evening of Tuttle Tales devoted to the storytelling and conservation work of Dr. Merlin Tuttle, founder of Merlin Tuttle’s Bat Conservation (MTBC). Merlin’s unique photography and communication first led to global appreciation of bats as safe, invaluable, even cute, and likable. Importantly, he will share how bat pollinators benefit humans, save billions in annual agricultural losses, and protect the health of the ecosystem, wildlife, and especially other pollinators! Merlin’s legendary photos and experience provide invaluable guidance and inspiration that must be preserved and shared for future generations.

Tickets for this event include:

• a fun and interesting seminar presented by a world renowned ecologist and conservationist,

• light snack options,

• one Desert Door cocktail, and

• a native Texas seed give away.

OUR EXPERT

Dr. Merlin Tuttle is a resident of Austin, Texas. He is an internationally recognized leader in research, conservation and photography of bats. His photos and research have been featured in five National Geographic articles, the journal Science, and many other leading publications. He founded and led Bat Conservation International for nearly 30 years, left BCI, then founded Merlin Tuttle’s Bat Conservation (MTBC) in 2014.