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Tag: bats
Latest Stories
The New Normal: Hot Bats Drop By the Thousands
Heat waves are arriving sooner and stronger. Thousands of bat pups in Bakersfield are dropping like flies.
Fall Issue 2022
Species to Look For in Fall 2022
Elusive salamanders, flying spiders, shadowy sculpins, sapsuckers, lone-ranger bats, and waxy white snowberries.
Summer Issue 2020
Meet the Bats of the East Bay Regional Park District
Eight bat species live in the East Bay parks.
Winter Issue 2020
Stewardship Teams Using Tech
Bats are bellwethers of climate change, so One Tam’s listening closely
The Science Explainer, Wildlife
Human Noise Bothers Outdoor Visitors. What About Wildlife?
A sensory ecologist explains what we know and what we don’t about human noise in the outdoors.
Ask the Naturalist, Wildlife
Where Are there Bats in the Bay Area?
What kind of bats live in Northern California and where should you go to see them?
Fall Issue 2016
Are Bay Area Bats Threatened With White Nose Syndrome?
Ask the naturalist: Bay Area bats and white-nose syndrome.
Stewardship
A New Paradigm For Conservation: Consider the Countryside
Conservation biologists are realizing that farmlands could play an important role in conservation.
Wildlife
Visit the Yolo Bypass for A Highway, a Wetland and 250,000 Bats
The Yolo Causeway is more than just link between here and there. It’s the summer residence of a thriving colony of Mexican free-tailed bats.
