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Backyard Bats – A Family-friendly Nature Event

Backyard Bats – A Family-friendly Nature Event

Aug 11, 2018

Join us for a great program to learn about our local bats! Leslie Sturges of the Save Lucy Campaign will...

Declining Bat Populations Need Our Help

Jul 7, 2013

Each spring and summer, we get emails from people asking, "We have bats -- what can I do to get...

Bats on NPR/Diane Rehm Show

Nov 10, 2011

There was a great interview/discussion on bats on the NPR/Diane Rehm show this past Monday. In case you missed it,...

Bats – It’s a Fungus that’s killing them

Nov 2, 2011

You may have seen the articles over the last week or so about Bats and White Nose Syndrome.  Researchers have...

The Hidden Beauty of Pollination

May 14, 2011

I wish I could embed this video on the blog but it's not that kind of link so..... here's the...

Bats at Oatlands: Lessons for Human-Wildlife Interaction

Oct 13, 2010

Vol. 15 Issue 3, Fall 2010 By Erin Snook Loudoun County is home to seven spectacular species of bats, and...

Bats at Oatlands: Lessons for Human-Wildlife Interaction

Oct 1, 2010

Vol. 15 Issue 3, Fall 2010 By Erin Snook Loudoun County is home to seven spectacular species of bats, and...

Bats and White Nose Syndrome – Worst Fears Validated by Recent Study

Aug 16, 2010

Friends, it's sad news for our local bats.  I received an email update from Bat Conservation International (BCI) last week...

The Battle for Bats

Jan 24, 2010

I came across a very well done video on bats and the white nose syndrome. It talks about not only...

White Nose Disease in Bats

Oct 1, 2009

Vol. 14 Issue 3, Fall 2009 By Leslie Sturges Adapted from Bat World News, Spring 2009 Very soon bats in...

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