Saving Bats to Save Ourselves: How to Stop the Tragedy of the Commons with Iroro Tanshi
(Conversation recorded on September 24th, 2026) One in five mammal species on Earth is a bat, yet they remain some of the most overlooked and misunderstood creatures in conservation. Bats pollinate crops, control pests, and spread seeds over large areas. But as climate change pushes temperatures and rainfall to new…
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