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DESCRIPTION:Sierra Club Northern Alameda County Group's Green Friday meets on the 
 second Friday of the month in the Sierra Clubs Bay Chapter Office, 2530 San 
 Pablo Ave. Berkeley. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.; the program runs from 7:30 to 
 9:00 including questions and discussion. Refreshments are served. A $3 
 donation is requested but not required. Our programs present speakers and 
 topics discussing the important environmental issues of our time. All are 
 welcome, Sierra Club members as well as nonmembers.  \n\nOn February 14, 
 2020 Join us for an exciting evening to learn all about bats! Among the 
 world's most populous mammals, they are often the least understood, and the 
 least appreciated. Please come and support a new feature documentary about 
 the role of bats in our ecosystem, and the humans working hard to protect 
 them. White-nose syndrome is a fungal disease decimating bat colonies 
 across the United States and Canada. Since 2006, approximately 7 million 
 bats have perished. You'll see a segment from the film, The Invisible 
 Mammal, and hear more about the project from director Kristin Tieche. 
 You'll come away with a new appreciation for these incredible animals, and 
 an opportunity to become part of this film project. \n\nKristin Tieche is 
 an award-winning filmmaker. Her work has aired on National Geographic, 
 Smithsonian Channel, Science Channel, Al Jazeera America, PBS, CBS5, Fox 
 Worldwide, Link TV, Fine Living Channel, Food Network and Home and Garden. 
 Kristin makes films about wildlife, sustainability and climate change, 
 which provide viewers with immersive and visceral experiences that inspire 
 action and transform minds. She is known for her award-winning films, 
 including "Forms of Identification (2011), "The Spinster" (2013) and "Velo 
 Visionaries" (2015-2017). She is currently producing the feature 
 documentary, "The Invisible Mammal, about bats in North America as they 
 combat disease, habitat destruction and climate change. She has worked as a 
 producer and editor on feature documentaries, including Sundance Audience 
 Award winning "Fuel" (2008), PBS/Independent Lens film, "Power Paths" 
 (2009), and festival winner, Love Thy Nature (2014).Kristin holds a Master 
 of Arts in Television, Radio and Film from the S.I. Newhouse School of 
 Public Communications at Syracuse University, where she received awards 
 from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in screenwriting 
 and sound design.\n\n\n\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/02/09/18830558.php
SUMMARY:Green Friday, Bats and Their Role in Our Ecosystem
LOCATION:Sierra Clubs Bay Chapter Office, 2530 San Pablo Ave. Berkeley
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/02/09/18830558.php
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