Winifred Frick, Ph.D. | White-nose Syndrome
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White-nose Syndrome

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We work on understanding the impacts of an invasive fungal pathogen, Pseudogymnoascus destructans, in hibernating bats.  White-Nose Syndrome has caused massive declines in bats species in North America, since its discovery in 2006.  Our research efforts focus on using science to inform conservation actions that can help protect bat species that have experienced major population declines in the past decade.

To learn more about current work on the impacts of White-nose Syndrome on bats and our efforts to develop scalable conservation solutions, visit Bat Conservation International