Climate change is coming for bats. It's only getting worse.
Heatwaves, drought, and wind turbines are a problem for the only mammal that can fly.
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Heatwaves, drought, and wind turbines are a problem for the only mammal that can fly.
Waking up to screeching, squeaking and squealing voices in the attic may sound like a Halloween nightmare, but for Rachelle and Kelly Swan it is a reality.
It has now begun working with Ellis Brigham to provide its 450 employees across 24 stores with new support, including counselling, cognitive behavioural
Saskatchewan now has its first confirmed case with a bat in Grasslands National Park, in the province's southwest, Saskatchewan Environment said in a Thursday Facebook post, "making it more important than ever to report any bats found dead or on the ground."
It’s not going to be every day a person spots a bald eagle flying over their head or sitting in a tree while going for a walk around Regina’s Wascana Lake, but according to a University of Regina Professor of Biology, it’s more common than many might think.