Fungus that causes deadly white nose syndrome among bats detected in B.C. guano
GRAND FORKS, B.C. - A fungus that has led to some Canadian bat populations becoming endangered has been found in British Columbia.
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GRAND FORKS, B.C. - A fungus that has led to some Canadian bat populations becoming endangered has been found in British Columbia.
The fungus is spread from one bat to the next and does not have any health effect on humans
GRAND FORKS, B.C. - A fungus that has led to some Canadian bat populations becoming endangered has been found in British Columbia.
White nose syndrome is responsible for three Canadian bat species being listed as "endangered" under the federal Species at Risk Act.
White nose syndrome is responsible for three Canadian bat species being listed as "endangered" under the federal Species at Risk Act.