Bat Count News Today

Barns within the Alaksen National Wildlife Area on Westham Island in South Delta have been monitored for bats since 2018.

Kootenay Community Bat Project invites you to count bats in June

A bat species is at risk of endangerment in the Okanagan due to a fungal bat disease called white-nose syndrome. This is the first year the fungus has been detected in B.C.

A bat species is at risk of endangerment in the Okanagan due to a fungal bat disease called white-nose syndrome. This is the first year the fungus has been detected in B.C.

A bat species is at risk of endangerment in the Okanagan due to a fungal bat disease called white-nose syndrome. This is the first year the fungus has been detected in B.C.

Program calls for bat roost reports and volunteers

White-nose syndrome is the result of a European fungus that is killing millions of bats in North America. It was recorded in BC for the first time in April

White-nose syndrome is the result of a European fungus that is killing millions of bats in North America. It was recorded in BC for the first time in April

White-nose syndrome is the result of a European fungus that is killing millions of bats in North America. It was recorded in BC for the first time in April

The annual Bat Count in the province is vital for monitoring population