In an age of repeated crises, these Texans are creating mutual aid networks to help neighbors in need
In an age of repeated crises, these Texans are creating mutual aid networks to help neighbors in need
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In an age of repeated crises, these Texans are creating mutual aid networks to help neighbors in need
Hundreds of bats have been rescued by Austin Bat Refuge since a record-setting February freeze left some of the critters trapped in ice, injured, stunned by the cold or dead. Lee Mackenzie and Dianne Odegard, a married couple who run Austin Bat Refuge, have picked up as many as about 600 bats, dead and alive, every day since Monday from multiple Central Texas bridges. "It's just horrific," Mackenzie said. Mackenzie and Odegard are working to rehydrate surviving bats and feed them before releasing them back to their roosts under the bridges. "It's amazing to see how many of them are resp...