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BugBitten Teaching disease ecology in-person is fun again (but not without challenges)!
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Bat killing fungus found in Benton County

BENTON COUNTY, Wash.- A disease known as White-nose syndrome that affects hibernating bats has been detected in two more Washington Counties after first being reported in 2016.

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Vandalism at abandoned power plant may be impacting bat colony near Fossil Creek

Vandalism at abandoned power plant may be impacting bat colony near Fossil Creek
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New study suggests New England bats able to tolerate White Nose Syndrome

The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife said the population of New England's largest bat colony is able to tolerate White Nose Syndrome, which is caused by an invasive fungus.

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Got bats and know how to count? NJ needs your help

The Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey is looking for volunteers to count bats this summer.

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