Bat News

What happens when populations become rare? (The Roost Report #009 )

Our ninth edition of The Roost Report addresses the challenges of bat population recovery. What happens when numbers of bats dwindle to less than 10% of what was there originally? That’s a scenario we are facing with a few bat species from current threats. (Three pages – click at the bottom to advance)

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Signs of Bats – Managing Bats in Lakeside Buildings (The Roost Report #008 )

Our eighth edition of The Roost Report addresses managing bats in buildings. We often get inquiries from people with lakeside cottages and cabins. What are signs of bats and what can you do? (Four pages – click at the bottom to advance)

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How Probiotics Could Help Save Alberta’s Bats

How Probiotics Could Help Combat White-nose Syndrome in Alberta

Together with our partners, we’ve begun a trial to examine the potential for probiotics to combat white-nose syndrome in Alberta. Read the CBC article to learn more:

As deadly fungus spreads, Alberta turns to probiotics to save dwindling bat population | CBC News

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Introducing Our Online Course for Managing Bats in Buildings (The Roost Report #001)

Stay in the loop with what’s happening at the Alberta Community Bat Program and with bat conservation efforts across Alberta! The Roost Report is your go-to source for the latest updates. In this first edition, we’re excited to introduce our new online training program for managing bats in buildings—visit training.canadabats.org to learn more.

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