CHESTER Even though the tricolored bat has been added to the state s endangered species list, the state s bat population still struggles as white-nose syndrome continues to takes a toll on Vermont s ...

DORSET, Vt. — Deep in a cool, damp cave in Vermont, tens of thousands of furry, chocolate brown creatures stir. The little brown bats, survivors of a deadly fungus that decimated their population, ...

DORSET, Vt. (AP) — Deep in a cool, damp cave in Vermont, tens of thousands of furry, chocolate-brown creatures stir. The little brown bats, survivors of a deadly fungus that decimated their population ...

A bat was at the Vermont Statehouse just before the governor's budget address. A state employee spotted the bat perched high on a wall outside the House chamber on Tuesday and tweeted a photo of it.

Fall sends Vermont’s bats into motion, which is why state wildlife officials want to remind people how they can help conserve the state's nine native species. Fall and spring are the perfect times to ...

Deep in a cool, damp cave in Vermont, tens of thousands of furry, chocolate brown creatures stir. The little brown bats, survivors of a deadly fungus that decimated their population, went into ...

FERRISBURGH, Vt. (AP) — As Vermont continues to monitor the endangered little brown bat, the Fish and Wildlife Department is looking for volunteers to count bats in the Champlain Valley and several ...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. MONTPELIER — The onset of fall sends Vermont’s bats into motion, which makes it an important time for conservation-minded Vermonters to learn about and ...

MONTPELIER — Nearly all the little brown bats that hibernated in a Dorset cave last winter and were tagged with radio chips remained there until spring, an indication they weren’t affected by white ...

Snug and suspended in caves, Vermont's northern long-eared bats are sleeping through an important debate. The question posed by wide-awake humans: Should those bats be listed as nationally "endangered ...

On a hot (and buggy) July afternoon, Vermont Fish and Wildlife biologist Alyssa Bennett and summer intern Emily Paribello are traipsing through the woods. They’re each holding up big radio antennas, ...

MONTPELIER -- A biologist who has studied the decline in Vermont's bat populations since white nose syndrome started killing tens of thousands almost a decade ago says he thinks the worst of the ...