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White-nose Syndrome National Response Implementation is sponsored by Department of the Interior. To conserve and recover bat species affected by the fungal disease white-nose syndrome through support to States and Tribes for their management planning and actions, coordination of research activities, and collaboration with partners.
Provide for research projects that address information needs for managing white-nose syndrome and species affected by it. Develop and implement management tools and strategies to lessen the impacts of white-nose syndrome and recover affected species. Conduct monitoring efforts to assess status and trends of North American bat populations.
This listing is currently active. Program number: 15. 684.
Last updated on 2025-06-25.
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