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Bat-killing fungus heads west

Bat-Killing Fungus Heads West – British Columbia Magazine – July 2011

White-Nose Syndrome is a fungus that is threatening delicate bat populations in Canada

British Columbia Magazine - May 2012

British Columbia Magazine – July 2011

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The Fate of Our Bats

The Fate of Our Bats

Nature Alberta Magazine – Fall 2010

A fungus that attacks bats in hibernation, known as White Nose Syndrome, has biologists deeply concerned about the affected species’ future.

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