The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has reopened Wyoming’s Spirit Mountain Cave after a collapse last year made it unsafe to visit. The offending boulder was eventually removed with the …
In an effort to keep the public up to date on the spread of white-nose syndrome and the current cave closure policies in New Mexico, the Bureau of Land Management …
Missouri State Parks announced this past Friday that a bat found in the entrance of Onondaga Cave at Onondaga Cave State Park has tested positive with White-nose syndrome. First suspected …
Australia’s Piccaninnie Ponds Karst Wetlands has just been recognized as one of the world’s most important wetlands. Located on South Australia’s limestone coast, Piccaninnie Ponds joins over 2,000 locations around …
Nevada’s Great Basin National Park is looking for volunteers to help clean and restore Lehman Cave. This February 8th and 9th, the park will be holding a “lint camp” to …
In an announcement earlier today, staff at Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave National Park have confirmed that a bat in the park has tested positive for white-nose syndrome. On January 4th, 2013 …
Officials with the South Dakota Game Fish and Parks would like a Forest Service road in the Black Hills to stay closed in the winter so that bats hibernating in …
As part of its annual Trees to Trails program, the Friends of Dunbar Cave are again collecting used decoration-free live Christmas trees at Tennessee’s Dunbar Cave State Park. Once collected, …
A newly discovered insect is one of many rare and endangered species that are threatened by the development of open-pit coal mine on the Denniston Plateau on New Zealand’s South …
Scientists researching the spatial spread pattern of white-nose syndrome have discovered that bats that hibernate in caves in areas with cold winters are more vulnerable to the disease. The study, …
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