Early detection of white nose syndrome may help stop spread - Vernon News
Residents are being asked to report any bat activity - dead or alive until the end of May to try and stop the spread of deadly white-nose syndrome.
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Residents are being asked to report any bat activity - dead or alive until the end of May to try and stop the spread of deadly white-nose syndrome.
Local bats are threatened by disease and local biologists are asking the community for help.
The BC Community Bat Program is working to prevent the spread of white nose syndrome, an infection which has killed millions of bats in North America.
The BC Community Bat Program is working to prevent the spread of white nose syndrome, an infection which has killed millions of bats in North America.
The BC Community Bat Program is working with the province to detect and prevent the spread of white-nose syndrome, a fungal-based infection that killed millions of bats in North America.