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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

The Wisconsin DNR reminds residents that they may find bats coming out of hibernation in spring. The best thing to do in most cases is leave it alone.

According to Mayor Lumumba, tents will soon be set up adjacent to the checkpoints to provide the community information and resources on licenses.

Researchers ask public for help protecting B.C.’s bats

Local bat populations ‘need our help’ says regional co-ordinator Danielle Dagenais

Helping bats at Halloween

As Halloween approaches, images of scary bats become commonplace. Which is why this is perfect time of year to counter bat myths and do something to help bats, by taking part in International Bat Week (October 24-31). Bat Week is all about appreciating these amazing animals and their benefits, including eating insects, pollinating flowers, and spreading seeds and nutrients.

As Halloween approaches, images of scary bats become commonplace. Which is why this is perfect time of year to counter bat myths and do something to help bats, by taking part in International Bat Week (October 24-31). Bat Week is all about appreciating these amazing animals and their benefits, including eating insects, pollinating flowers, and spreading seeds and nutrients.

As Halloween approaches, images of scary bats become commonplace. Which is why this is perfect time of year to counter bat myths and do something to help bats, by taking part in International Bat Week (October 24-31). Bat Week is all about appreciating these amazing animals and their benefits, including eating insects, pollinating flowers, and spreading seeds and nutrients.