"Bat"urday, including FREE Community Recycling
Depot 2013
Event Title: "Bat"urday
Date: Saturday, April 6th,
2013
Time: 12pm – 4pm
Event Description:
Bats are interesting and misunderstood creatures. Did you know that their bug-eating
habits are worth $25 billion to the U.S. agricultural industry? Contrary to the old wives’ tale, they
are not going to try and nest in your hair. At “Bat”urday you can learn more about the environmental and
economic importance of these animals, the threats they face, and what you can
do to help bats survive.
Join us for an interesting day of bat presentations, where
you’ll meet our resident Straw-colored Fruit Bats and watch our bat trainer
give them enrichment. Biologists
from MDC and MoDot will teach you all about Missouri bats and give updates on
White Nose Syndrome, a disease that’s killing many bats. Meet live Missouri bats from Batworld
Ozarks and learn what it’s like to be a bat researcher with our bat netting and
research activity! We will also be
giving out bat house plans so that you can go home and build your very own bat
house!
Featured at “Bat”urday: FREE Community Recycling Day!
Keep it out of the landfill and
help us save bat and bird habitat!
Bring your recyclables to “Bat”urday where RNA Worldwide Recycling
will keep
them out of the landfill in exchange for a small item from our wishlist (e.g.
latex gloves; 30 gallon trash bags; etc.) – click here for a full list of eligible wishlist items.
Items you can bring for
recycling include:
Equipment
· Computers
· Network
· Medical and Lab
· Telecommunications
· AV Equipment
· Electronic Operated Items
· Battery Operated Items
Accessories
· LCD Displays (No Fee)
· LCD Display-laptops
· CD, CDRW, and DVD Drives
· Hard Drives
· Disk Drives
· Zip Drives
· Scanners
· Printers
· Speakers
· Battery back-ups
· Batteries
Miscellaneous
· Adding & Answer Machines
· Phones (Cell, Cord/Cordless)
· Pagers
· Pocket PCs
· Cartridges
· PC and Digital Cameras
· Batteries
· Power Cords
· Cables and Wire
· Appliances
· ALL SCRAP METAL
Admission: Admission
and parking is FREE. No
reservations required.
For more information go to www.worldbirdsanctuary.org
Electronics and the above or similar items only—no paper or
household plastics please
No comments:
Post a Comment