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Joe Citro: The Vermont Monster Guide
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Writer Joe Citro tells stories of Vermont’s home grown monsters!VPR News
Vermont’s bat population experiences dramatic decline
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Vermont Fish and Wildlife biologists continue to see dramatic losses in bat numbers. Biologists say they have seen a near complete devastation of the bat population at the Elizabeth Mine in Strafford.Commentary Series
Levin: Missing the bats
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There’s always lots of activity around commentator Ted Levin’s house on warm summer evenings, but this year, he says, something important is missing.VPR News
VT Edition Interview: Scott Darling on federal funds for white nose syndrome research
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VPR’s Jane Lindholm talks with wildlife biologist Scott Darling about lobbying for federal funds to research white nose syndrome.Vermont Edition
Gov. Jim Douglas
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Gov. Douglas is our guest to examine the outcomes of the legislative session and how he and the Democratic leadership at the Statehouse will work together going forward. Also in the program, bat expert Scott Darling explains why he’s lobbying for federal funds to research white nose syndrome.VPR News
Experts: Bat fungus causing historic decline
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Experts are warning Congress that a mysterious fungus attacking America’s bats could spread nationwide in years and represents the most serious threat to wildlife in a century.VPR News
Groups urge Congress to act on bat ailment
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More than 60 environmental and other organizations from across the country are urging Congress to increase funding for research into a disease that is killing bats in the eastern United States.VPR News
Lawmakers seek funding for bat disease research
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Congressional members from 13 states are asking the Obama administration for emergency funding to keep bats alive.VPR News
