Wisconsin DNR Reports Little Brown Bat Population Recovery

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23

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What happened

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Officials from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reported that surveys show the little brown bat population is rebounding at several sites across Wisconsin. Governor Tony Evers also signed a proclamation marking Bat Week.

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Why it matters

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Bats provide natural pest control, which offers billions of dollars in economic benefits to farmers and forest owners. While the little brown bat population is recovering, other bat species in the state are not showing similar improvements.

From q106.com

Who's involved

Wisconsin Department of Natural ResourcesReporting the population recovery of bats in Wisconsin.
Tony EversSigning a proclamation for Bat Week in Wisconsin.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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Farmers and forest owners might see reduced crop damage and lower costs due to the natural pest control provided by bats.

Coverage

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Oct 23q106.com