Flying Blind

The narrative follows a writing professor's unexpected journey into conservation when he agrees to help track endangered Indiana bats on his Vermont farm. Initially skeptical of both bats and government involvement, he undertakes various projects to improve the habitat, leading to humorous and insightful experiences. Through interactions with neighbors and local regulations, he explores themes of authority, environmental stewardship, and personal growth, ultimately transforming his views on nature and his own history in this engaging and reflective tale.