A youth-led community conservation project bringing Stansbury Park families together to build bat houses, learn about local wildlife, volunteer in our parks, and create something lasting for the community.
The Bat Box Project is about more than putting bat houses in the parks. It gives local kids and teens a chance to build, learn, serve, and see what happens when young people bring an idea to life.
Miss Stansbury Royalty is leading the project in partnership with the Stansbury Service Agency. Families, volunteers, community businesses, and young people can all take part.
Community donations and business sponsorships help cover building materials, mounting poles, hardware, educational signage, and other project costs.
Local youth can take part in construction, painting, outreach, and project activities.
Bat houses provide additional roosting habitat and create opportunities to learn about local wildlife.
Families, businesses, volunteers, royalty members, and the Service Agency all have a way to participate.
Bat houses provide protected roosting habitat while helping residents learn more about the role insect-eating bats play in our local ecosystem.
Insect-eating bats naturally feed on large numbers of nighttime insects.
Purpose-built bat houses provide protected roosting locations in appropriate park areas.
Boxes are planned to be mounted approximately 15–20 feet high on smooth metal poles.
Boxes are planned for appropriate outer park areas away from playgrounds and heavily used facilities.
A free, hands-on community event with bat boxes, painting, building, conservation, and activities for kids.
Registered families will gather to assemble, paint, and seal bat boxes together and learn more about local wildlife through hands-on activities.
Wood kits are pre-cut, and experienced volunteers will help guide participants through the building process.
Jump to Registration ↓Assemble and seal pre-cut bat house kits with neighbors and experienced volunteers.
Enjoy family-friendly activities focused on wildlife, conservation, and environmental science.
Help paint and prepare project materials while making the event a true community effort.
Event details are still being finalized. Use the form below to register as an attendee or volunteer and receive project updates as plans are confirmed.
Interested in attending the family build event? Use the form below to register as an attendee and receive event updates.
Register for Awareness Day →Volunteer to build, paint, organize supplies, help with activities, or assist families during the event.
Register to Volunteer →Whether you plan to attend Bat Awareness Day or help as a volunteer, please complete the registration form below.
You don't have to sponsor a bat house to be part of the project. We need helpful hands just as much as dollars.
Help assemble, paint, and seal bat houses during the community build event.
Help check in families, run activity stations, organize supplies, and keep the event moving.
Contractors, carpenters, and experienced DIYers can guide families through construction and assembly.
Families and individuals have their own giving levels, while businesses and organizations can participate through the community business sponsorship program.
Family and individual giving levels begin at $10 and help fund materials, construction, mounting, and installation.
Explore Family Sponsorships ↓ Businesses & OrganizationsBusiness sponsorships begin at $250 and include increasing recognition opportunities throughout the project and community.
Explore Business Sponsorships ↓Choose the level that works for your family. Sponsorships are shown from the smallest gift to the largest.
Donations are collected through the Stansbury Service Agency. Use the donation form below to make your contribution, or contact the Stansbury Service Agency Clubhouse Office or Abigail Arnell with questions.
Business sponsors help cover materials, mounting poles, hardware, educational signage, and project expenses while receiving recognition throughout the community.
Use the donation form below to make a sponsorship contribution. Contact Abigail Arnell to discuss a custom contribution or request an invoice.
The Stansbury Service Agency has approved the project for the long term, but future government decisions could change park signage without notice.
Abigail Arnell · Miss Stansbury 2026 · Lead Project Coordinator
Select the contribution that works for you using the donation form below. Family, individual, and business contributions all help fund the same community project.
If you wish to pay with cash or check please drop payment off at the Stansbury Service Agency Clubhouse Office at 1 Country Club Drive Suite 1 and make all payments out to Stansbury Service Agency.
Recommended levels include $10, $60, $100, $500 full info found above.
