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

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

Annual Bat Count helps monitor endangered wildlife

A bat signal has gone up in search of people who want to help track the nocturnal flying mammals in B.C., in the name of science and conservation.

Community Bat Program of B.C. asks locals to report observations of winter bat activity, both alive and dead, until May 31.

It’s a sad reality that most wildlife projects for citizen scientists are created to quantify bad news, usually by counting the shrinking numbers of some plant, animal or bug struggling against climate change and habitat loss.So let’s celebrate the...

Twelve-year-old Thomas Joe had his first haircut in 30 months this past week, with his 24-inch locks to be donated and made into wigs for children with cancer. Thomas, who is in Grade 6 at St.

Annual Bat Count seeks bat roosts and volunteers

Public help needed to find bat roosts and count bats

Spring is here and bats are returning to summer roost sites. Which is why the BC Community Bat Program is requesting colony reports and volunteer assistance for this citizen-science initiative that encourages residents to count bats at local roost sites. “The counts are a wonderful way for people to get outside, respect social distancing guidelines, and be involved in