Update
Due to poor weather, my talk on bats and white-nose syndrome was postponed. For any of you that are interested in attending, the new date is April 12 at 2:00 in the Notre Centre, Grand-Digue (468 route 530 Grande-Digue). More information can be found here!
If any readers are in the Atlantic Canada region, I will be giving a talk on bats and white-nose syndrome on March 22nd at 2pm for the Shediac Bay Watershed Association. The seminar will take place in the Notre Center, Grand-Digue (468 route 530 Grande-Digue). They have 40 bat boxes to give away! More information can be found here!
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Karen Vanderwolf
Karen has been interested in the natural world for as long as she can remember, and she always knew her career would take her into the field of biology. Karen received her Masters of Science at the University of New Brunswick, where she studied bats and the pre-white-nose syndrome fungal flora that occurs on them. She completed her Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in biology at the University of Western Ontario. Karen has previously worked with Ontario Parks, performing plant and salamander field work; assisted in preparations for a Karner Blue Butterfly reintroduction; and worked with Swift Foxes, Wood Turtles and waterfowl.
