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Ontario Bat Guide

October 31, 2018–Alex Ross

Recreation and Events•Species at Risk

Eastern red bat © Matthew O'Donnell

Happy Halloween! Bats have a bad rap, especially around this time of year. Thanks to Dracula, bats are seen as thirsty, bloodsucking creatures of the night but these harmless mammals ...

Trouble in the Bat Cave

October 1, 2013–Guest blogger

Species at Risk

It’s almost Halloween. Pumpkins abound and spooky decorations are showing-up everywhere. As a bat biologist, I enjoy seeing bats hanging from front yard trees and porch lights this time of ...

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Urge the Government of Ontario to Protect the Wolf Lake Old-growth Red Pine Forest.

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