White Nose Syndrome

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

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…

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

Bats in New Hampshire have been struggling with White Nose Syndrome for the past few years. So we sat down with Wildlife Biologist Emily Preston from NH…

White Nose Syndrome is a fungal disease that has been contributing to the deaths of vast numbers of bats in northern New England. But scientists have…

New Hampshire’s Bat Population is still sliding – fast – thanks to the invasive fungus, White Nose Syndrome.White Nose syndrome has been present in Europe…

This week the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service granted more than $950 thousand to 30 states with bats affected by a fungal disease called ‘white-nose…

Officials with New Hampshire Fish and Game have confirmed that bats infected with White Nose Syndrome have been detected in Rockingham County for the…