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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is reclassifying the Northern Long-eared Bat from a threatened to an endangered species.
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Vermont has been awarded $25,000 in federal funding to study a deadly fungal infection that has devastated bat populations.Vermont Fish & Wildlife…
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The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife is looking for volunteers to help monitor colonies of little brown bats this summer.The volunteers would help…
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The little brown bat, a species that has been decimated by a deadly fungus, could be showing the first tentative steps to recovery.Researchers for the…
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As white-nose syndrome kills millions of bats across North America, there's a glimmer of hope at hibernation spots where it first struck a decade ago:…
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While Vermont and New York are reporting some signs of recovery, white nose syndrome continues to devastate New Hampshire's bat population.Biologists…
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With nearly 90 percent declines in some species of bats due to White Nose Syndrome, scientists in the Northeast conducted an experiment this winter aimed…
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Scientists working to help bats survive the devastating disease known as white nose syndrome say a number of infected bats spent the winter in an…
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A new project in Tennessee aims to create clean new digs for bats who are dying by the millions from White Nose Syndrome.An artificial bat cave has been…
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There are more bats in caves first struck by white-nose syndrome, giving researchers a glimmer of hope in the scourge that has killed millions of bats in…