A new video series on White-nose syndrome has been released by the National Park Service. Titled “Bats in Crisis”, the three video series is aimed to educate the public and …
Kentucky’s Department of Parks has just announced that White-nose syndrome has now been confirmed in bats hibernating in caves at Carter Caves State Resort Park and Kingdom Come State Park. …
A bat suspected to have died of White-nose Syndrome has been found for the first time in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island. Found near Bonshaw, P.E.I., Dr. Scott …
Earlier this month the city council of San Marcos, Texas approved the development of Lazy Oaks Ranch, a 1,396-acre property that is part of the recharge zone for the Edwards …
White-nose syndrome has been found in bats hibernating in caves at Kentucky’s Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. According to a news release, Park Superintendent Mark Woods has confirmed that three …
The Twin Lakes Cave Conservation and Survey Task Force have had a busy few months since becoming an official NSS Conservation Task Force in September 2012. Twin Lakes CTF volunteers …
Additional research is warranted was the outcome of a private meeting last week to decide the fate of a cave, and suspected stop on the Underground Railroad, which has held …
A paper detailing the research that led to the development of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service White-nose Syndrome Decontamination Protocols has been released. Set to be published in upcoming …
The Philadelphia Grotto is teaming up with Washington College‘s Center for Environment & Society and its Department of Biology to sponsor a lecture on white-nose syndrome later this month. Titled …
A cave which has been holding up plans to build a coal ash landfill in Kentucky is now thought to have once been used as a hiding place for the …
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