Facing extinction: The plight of New York’s tricolored bat
By Lauren Yates
August 5, 2024
Populations of hibernating bats continue to see dramatic population losses due to white-nose syndrome
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Lauren Yates is a freelance environmental and community journalist based in Saranac Lake. She earned an English master's degree from Binghamton University in 2020 before launching her journalism career as a daily beat reporter at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise in 2021.
By Lauren Yates
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