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BATS WITHOUT BORDERS

Bats without Borders was set up as an NGO by Rachael Cooper-Bohannon in 2013 and is dedicated to conserving bats, biodiversity and healthy ecosystems within southern Africa’s changing landscape. They achieve this by supporting and conducting applied research that informs targeted conservation action, strengthening local capacity and promoting a positive attitude towards bats through public engagement.

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