Members of south-central Idaho’s Silver Sage Grotto have teamed up with their states Department of Fish and Game to count bats and place temperature and humidity recorders.
Learn about the Sandia Grotto’s efforts to restore New Mexico’s graffiti filled Sandia Man Cave, home to petroglyphs and evidence of mammoths.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has just announced grant awards totaling just under $1 million to 35 states and the District of Columbia for white-nose syndrome (WNS) related projects.
Only six years after its foundation, the Iran Caving & Speleology Association was recently recognized with an National Environment Award for its efforts protect caves and karst.
The Canadian province of Manitoba announced that two bat species would be added to their list of endangered species in a release on Tuesday.
A Kentucky construction project is on hold while workers wait for recently protected northern long-eared bats and their young to vacate trees along Interstate 65.
Alabama, Michigan and Ontario show additional confirmations in the latest white-nose syndrome map update released on June 12th.
Recent winter surveys of 24 bat caves in 11 Alabama counties shows that white-nose syndrome remains confined to the state’s northern counties.
Ongoing investigations into decontamination protocol used to kill the white-nose syndrome causing fungus have determined that the current recommendation needs to be modified.
Watch as cavers move a brand new, nearly half inch (1.2 centimeter) thick, steel door into place on the Spring Cave at Wisconsin’s Cherney Maribel Caves County Park.
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