Free Screening: The Invisible Mammal

✨ Event Description

Prepare to be captivated by the award-winning documentary The Invisible Mammal, a film that dives deep into the world of bat conservation and its vital role in preventing future pandemics. This screening is hosted by Joseph D’Angeli, the Director of The Wildlife Conservation Center, also known as New Jersey’s Bat Cave. With an all-woman team of biologists at the forefront, the film unveils their race against time to save North American bats from a devastating fungal disease known as White-nose Syndrome.

Set against the backdrop of the sixth mass extinction, this compelling documentary not only showcases the challenges faced by these incredible creatures but also highlights their importance in our ecosystem. Bats contribute billions of dollars to American agriculture each year and help control disease-bearing mosquito populations. The film reveals crucial connections between bat health and human health, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, making it essential viewing for anyone concerned about wildlife and environmental conservation.

Join us in Ridgefield Park, NJ, for this enlightening evening that promises to change the way you perceive these often-overlooked mammals. With limited seating available, make sure to reserve your spot today to witness the inspiring efforts of these dedicated scientists and learn how we can all play a part in wildlife conservation.

🔍 What to Expect

• 🎥 Film Screening: The Invisible Mammal, an eye-opening documentary on bat conservation.
• 🌍 Host: Joseph D’Angeli from The Wildlife Conservation Center.
• 🏆 Awards: Recognized for its impactful storytelling and educational value.
• 💬 Discussion: Insights into the link between bat conservation and public health.
• 🐾 Conservation Awareness: Learn about the effects of White-nose Syndrome on bat populations and what we can do to help.

💡 Why It’s On Our Radar

This free screening is more than just a film; it’s a call to action for wildlife conservation in New Jersey. By highlighting the plight of bats, The Invisible Mammal emphasizes the interconnectedness of our ecosystems and the urgent need to protect these vital species. In a time when environmental issues are at the forefront of global discussions, this event serves as a reminder of our responsibility to safeguard the natural world.

❓ Mini-FAQ

• Is this event family-friendly? Yes, it is suitable for all ages.
• Do I need a ticket? Yes, tickets are required due to limited seating.

ℹ️ Additional Notes

• RSVP Required: Reserve your free ticket here: RSVP Link.
• Parking: Available at the venue; arrive early for the best spots.

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