Amanda Loller's guest appearances

Amanda Loller

BeProvided Conservation Radio Podcast

The Speaking Wild Podcast

John Muir

Doug Smith

Andrew Stein

Lori Marino

Elizabeth Fournier

Jennifer Leigh

Edward Struzik

Ken Moore

Ayana Young

Lisa Owens

Jonathan Barron

Laurie Marker

Michael Helms

Lauren Esposito

Elinor Ostrom

OwlTail

Briana speaks with Amanda Loller; the founder and president of The Bat World Sanctuary in Texas where they talk about Halloween's most precious mascot. Bats have carried several dark and mysterious meanings over the years as well as their close association with the vampire; Dracula. However, Amanda has been working with Bats for many years and shows us a very different side to bats than most people expect. Get ready to kick off spooky season with a fang-tastic episode of The Speaking Wild Podcast!

Briana speaks with Amanda Loller; the founder and president of The Bat World Sanctuary in Texas where they talk about Halloween's most precious mascot. Bats have carried several dark and mysterious meanings over the years as well as their close association with the vampire; Dracula. However, Amanda has been working with Bats for many years and shows us a very different side to bats than most people expect. Get ready to kick off spooky season with a fang-tastic episode of The Speaking Wild Podcast!

Creepin It Real With Amanda Loller- It's Freakin Bats!

I first heard of Amanda Loller and Bat World Sanctuary in an interview on Mongabay (a great conservation resource). She was talking about Bat World Sanctuary's bat rescue efforts after Hurricane Harvey in Texas. I knew we needed to speak with her about this. Bat rescue news after big storms was something I have never heard of and though people should be made aware of all animals affected by such things.  In this episode, Amanda speaks to us about how she became an animal rescuer. She first rescued and helped a chicken heal and thrive under her care as a young girl.  Amanda also dispels many common bad myths about bats such as:  bats are blind bats are dirty and have rabies they love to get tangled in hair bats love to bite people  You will also learn amazing bat facts such as:  bats make up 1/4 of all mammal species farming industry can save up to one billion dollars in pesticides due to insect eating bats  Bat World Sanctuary has a great website: https://batworld.org. Here you will find resources for bat conservation and videos of rescued bats. 

I first heard of Amanda Loller and Bat World Sanctuary in an interview on Mongabay (a great conservation resource). She was talking about Bat World Sanctuary's bat rescue efforts after Hurricane Harvey in Texas. I knew we needed to speak with her about this. Bat rescue news after big storms was something I have never heard of and though people should be made aware of all animals affected by such things.  In this episode, Amanda speaks to us about how she became an animal rescuer. She first rescued and helped a chicken heal and thrive under her care as a young girl.  Amanda also dispels many common bad myths about bats such as: <ul> <li>bats are blind</li> <li>bats are dirty and have rabies</li> <li>they love to get tangled in hair</li> <li>bats love to bite people</li> </ul> You will also learn amazing bat facts such as: <ul> <li>bats make up 1/4 of all mammal species</li> <li>farming industry can save up to one billion dollars in pesticides due to insect eating bats</li> </ul> Bat World Sanctuary has a great website:<a href="https://batworld.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> https://batworld.org</a>. Here you will find resources for bat conservation and videos of rescued bats.

Amanda Loller: Founder of Bat World Sanctuary in Texas