Bats are vital to Alberta’s biodiversity and play a key role in sustaining our ecosystems and economy. We are working with communities across Alberta to improve the management and public perception of bats in the province.
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This spring we confirmed, for the first time, the presence of white-nose syndrome (WNS) in Alberta. The affected region includes badland habitats along the Red
The Government of Canada is inviting and encouraging individuals, communities, businesses, and organizations to share comments concerning the classification of three migratory bats — Hoary
WCS Canada’s Western Bat Program, in partnership with various U.S. and Canadian agencies, have released the first continent-wide best management practices for the use of
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Photo credit: Little Brown Myotis colony (cover) and Hoary Bat logo inlay by Jason Headley
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