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A fungal infection that can wipe out entire bat populations, has popped up near southeast Wyoming in Colorado — and it’s already been detected in eastern and northeastern Wyoming.
Police escort men in Nazi uniforms away from Sheringham town centre after scene outside The Lobster pub.
Crowds gathered in Sheringham, along the north Norfolk coast, for the Sheringham Viking Festival 2023.
There was festive cheer all around at Sheringham's Christmas lights switch-on.
December 18, 2020 Ian Abernethy, lead vertebrate zoologist at the Wyoming Natural Diversity Database at the University of Wyoming, is one of the authors of an updated “A Strategic Plan for White-nose Syndrome in Wyoming.” (UW Photo) A plan aimed at protecting Wyoming bats from a potentially deadly fungal disease has been updated, in part, through the efforts of the Wyoming Natural Diversity Database (WYNDD) at the University of Wyoming. The second version of “A Strategic Plan for White-nose Syndrome in Wyoming” was completed recently by Ian Abernethy, lead vertebrate zoologist at WYND...