bats

The Department of Environmental Conservation wants to remind you that bats are a very important part of our environment. Instead of being afraid, let's help protect them. Here's how you can do your part.

It's a "fool-proof" way of keeping these rodents out of your home.

One resident was bitten on the hand, and both people have begun post-exposure treatment.

Using radio signals, researchers are tracking the bats — hoping to protect their chosen habitats.

When was the last time you saw bats flying over the skies of New Jersey?

New Jersey’s bat population has been all but eliminated by a fungal disease known as white-nose syndrome. This may sound like good news to you, but it’s not.

Six cases of rabid bats in Middlesex County this year have some residents on edge. But the State Veterinarian says the numbers are not a cause for undue alarm.

Last night Dennis Malloy had a unwelcome visitor to his home.

Scientists studying white nose syndrome in bats estimate the fungal ailment has killed at least 5.7 million bats in the U.S. and Canada.