How one B.C. student found the first sample of this deadly bat fungus
Scientists are tracking bats, guano imports and a deadly fungus threatening to wipe out three endangered species across B.C., Canada and the U.S.
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Scientists are tracking bats, guano imports and a deadly fungus threatening to wipe out three endangered species across B.C., Canada and the U.S.
Scientists are tracking bats, guano imports and a deadly fungus threatening to wipe out three endangered species across B.C., Canada and the U.S.
White nose syndrome attacks bats by disrupting their hibernation, and is responsible for ravaging bat populations across North America.
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Cory Olson is program coordinator of Wildlife Conservation Society Canada’s Alberta Bat Program. Through this program, he is raising awareness of bat conservation issues among the public and is working with governments, and others, to better understand and find solutions to the growing number of threats facing bats in Canada. He holds an MSc in animal ecology at the University