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Wildlife Managers Say New Disease Could Affect NW Bat Populations

Oregon Fishing News Written by Oregon Fisherman
Saturday, 06 February 2010 15:01
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife asks Oregonians, especially those who work in or enjoy exploring caves or mines, to take action to limit the spread of white-nose syndrome, a new disease that has killed over one million bats in the northeast. ...

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