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Our Most Recent! April 2012, Volume 10, Number 4 |
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Executive Director Nina Fascione is leaving Bat Conservation International after leading the organization for more than two years ... Two volunteers pause in their nighttime walk along a riverbank in rural Ireland. Suddenly their bat detector comes to life, ... Scientists say they are finding substantially more bats this year in several New York caves that were among the first hit by ... |
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March 2012, Volume 10, Number 3 |
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Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats emerge each summer evening from Bracken Bat Cave, flying up from the cave mouth in a dense, ... Bat researchers in Thailand recently came upon a gut-wrenching sight: well over 1,000 lifeless bats dangled from great nets ... White-nose Syndrome is killing Canadian bats in such catastrophic numbers that the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife ... |
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February 2012, Volume 10, Number 2 |
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Bat Conservation International was born 30 years ago, on March 12, 1982. That's when Merlin Tuttle founded BCI in Milwaukee, ... Hundreds of thousands of old, abandoned mines are scattered across the American West. These derelict workings range from simple ... White-nose Syndrome is killing Canadian bats in such catastrophic numbers that the federal Environment Minister is being advised ... |
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January 2012, Volume 10, Number 1 |
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View Larger Image White-nose Syndrome, which has killed as many as 6.7 million bats in North America, has been confirmed ... Interviewing a rural resident in Nepal The Western Region of Nepal, centered around the scenic Pokhara Valley, is home to ... Trident leaf-nosed bats in an Israeli bunker “What do you do with a bunch of abandoned army outposts?” asks the ... |
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