Le vilain cousin de Rudolph : la progression du syndrome du museau blanc vers le nord
Combien de temps faut-il à un champignon pour parcourir 3 210 km sur le dos d’une chauve-souris? Pour le champignon…
Rudolph’s Ugly Cousin: The Northern Advance of White-Nose Syndrome
How long does it take a fungus to travel 3,210 km on the back of a bat? For the fungus…
The end of an era? Discontinuation of the Canadian National Bat Health Program
The Canadian National Bat Health Program, coordinated by the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC), received its funding since its inception…
The State of the Bats in North America
Bats are fascinating animals that play essential roles in ecosystems around the world (except the Arctic, Antarctic, and some remote…
A Retrospective on Bat Week 2023
Bat Week is an international celebration of the role of bats in nature, held each year from October 24 to…
Canadian partners in the protection of bats
That’s a wrap, Bat Week 2022 has officially come to an end. This annual, international celebration of the role of…
CWHC National Office publishes national bat health report
It has become increasingly important in Canada to understand and manage bat populations through a holistic bat health approach. Bats…
Confirmed Case of White Nose Syndrome in Northern Manitoba
White Nose Syndrome (WNS) – a fatal fungal infection of bats – has been confirmed in four Little Brown Bats…
Fundy National Park Bat Monitoring
Bat observations in Fundy National Park had been scarce in recent years, so we were excited to see several bats…
The Ontario Bat Network Speaker Series
March 2020, the 2nd Ontario Bat Meeting was held by the Toronto Zoo’s Native Bat Conservation Program. Many braved the…