Bats

Learning about where native bats roost in winter can help us protect the bat population in N.H.

Volunteers can help monitor populations by conducting “emergence counts” at roost sites on their properties.

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Fish and Game says monitoring “maternity colonies” can give biologists a better sense of how the bat population is doing year to year. Many roost in attics, barns or church steeples.

The last prescribed burns of the year are set for this week in the White Mountain National Forest.The U.S. Forest Service has been setting fires since…

Only a couple of dozen bats spent this past winter in New Hampshire.That’s down from thousands a decade ago, before a fungus called white nose syndrome…

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The stench of bat feces has forced a New Hampshire elementary school to close eight classrooms and work on repairs.Nashua's The Telegraph newspaper…

At Something Wild we like to talk about some of the interesting wildlife or natural occurrences you can find in New Hampshire. We hope you learn a little…

New research from the University of New Hampshire suggests some bat species have developed a resistance to a devastating fungal disease known as…