In case you missed it, TWS featured a PNW study on our bat species! The study is a result of 10 years of bat monitoring across multiple organizations, and now has probability maps for 11 bat species in Oregon and Washington. You can read the actual study here: Establishing conservation baselines with dynamic distribution models […]
Bat Maps for Pacific Northwest Read More »
A recent study has discovered seasonal pattern to white-nose syndrome, a fungal infection that has devastated bat populations in the Eastern US and had us bat fans here in the west sitting on edge waiting for the ball to drop. Fatality rate is high when bat populations are at their lowest, just before females birth
White-nose syndrome – new discovery gives glimmer of hope for bats Read More »
Pat Ormsbee, recipient of the David B. Marshall award, was unable to attend the Banquet. She sent this lovely acceptance speech, and kindly gave us permission to repost here. If nothing else, scroll down to the bullet points she leaves for us all. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Thank you, this is a real honor. Since I’m receiving this award,
Pat Ormsbee’s Acceptance Speech Read More »
