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 Jul 28, 2026

"Bat Walk" in Fort Peck on Friday

Live “bat walk” taking place at the Downstream Campground in Fort Peck on Friday, July 31!
 
What do bats do at night? AeroBATics! Join Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and the US Army Corps of Engineers and Fort Peck Interpretive Center to learn about and observe the fascinating world of bats and how they are important to our local ecosystem!
 
The bat walk will take place beginning at the Downstream Campground Amphitheater, starting at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, July 31.
 
To kick things off, FWP biologist Nicole Hussey will deliver a presentation on bats and their importance in our ecosystem. This will be immediately followed by a “bat walk” around the park in search of bats as they begin their nighttime hunting. Staff will provide a variety of “bat detecting” devices so participants will be able to “hear” the bats hunting and navigating, and other equipment to “see” their echolocation calls on iPads!
 
Everyone is welcome to this event, but any youngsters under the age of 12 are encouraged to be accompanied by an adult. Some suggested items to bring include a flashlight/headlamp or glow sticks, bug spray, and sturdy walking shoes. We will see you there!
 
To learn more about this event and others, check out our new Montana FWP Events page: https://montanafwpevents.com/
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