A careless decision would displace over 750,000 Mexican free-tailed bats, forcing them to relocate to surrounding homes and schools

On the eve of Halloween, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) announced more than $1.1 million in grants to combat White-nose Syndrome (WNS) and promote the survival of bats in North America.

Jenny Fiddlesticks is Berlin-based tattoo artist and biologist who is passionate about science, art, and bats. BCI sat down with Fiddlesticks to discuss how she hopes her work can inspire young audiences to learn about the natural world.

If you’re a bat biologist, chances are that the summer months mean it’s time for field work - and lots of it! 

Bats have many services that they provide people and the environment, one of them is their skill to pollinate. How do they do it? Find out.                               

If you find yourself driving down an endless expanse of US - 90 in West Texas, keep going. Because eventually you will find yourself slowly rolling down the main street of Marfa, Texas - a high desert city with a population resting just under 2000

BCI is seeking a Controller to join our finance team. This is a full time position in Austin, Texas, based elsewhere is a possibility.   

The fungus that causes White-nose Syndrome (WNS) has been detected on bats in South Dakota for the first time.