John,
Right on!
Linda Starr
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From: "John Lyles" <j...@losalamos.com>
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 9:42 PM
To: <nmca...@caver.net>
Subject: SPAM:[NMCAVER] WNS and what to do when it reaches NM
Be prepared! Learn a new pastime besides caving: something on the surface,
boating, knitting, skiing, hiking, backpacking, ham radio, writing,
traveling, cooking, drinking. Just think, you'll be able to save up
vacation while working again! WNS will get here, bats aren't going to stop
at state borders. Meanwhile, as my old grotto Commander Cody Caving Club
sez, "Cave 'til you Puke"!
jtml
Cavers can continue to help by continuing to decon between caving regions
and especially known bat caves,
not disturbing hibernating bats, and reporting any unusual bats to their
local FWS.
In general, bats out west are even less studied than bats out east. If
you know of a significant
hibernaculum, make sure it is protected (tell your friends not to go there
in winter), and monitored.
We are more spread out here out west, so knowledge of hibernating bats may
not be as well communicated.
keep your hopes up, Jennifer
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