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  • A deadly diseases is threatening bats across B.C. Read about what conservationists are doing to find an antidote before it's too late

  • Admire some incredible aurora borealis images captured by a Calgary-based photographer during the recent solar maximum

  • Read an excerpt from The Courage of Birds by award-winning birder and acclaimed writer Pete Dunne

  • The RCGS Silent Auction closes soon! Browse some of the amazing items up for grabs including a CMH Summer Adventures trip for two, a seven-night Transatlantic Crossing with Cunard and more! 

  • Ready for your next vacation? Learn about Maple Leaf Adventures' journey in southeast Alaska!

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A pallid bat photographed in Great Basin Desert. (Photo: Jared Hobbs)

The race to save B.C.’s bats

 

As a deadly disease threatens the species’ existence, bat conservationists rush to find an antidote before it’s too late

By Hanna Hett with photography by Jared Hobbs 

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Calgary-based photographer captures epic aurora display

“One of the best weeks of my life,” says Matt Melnyk about his once-in-a-lifetime encounter

Photography by Matt Melnyk; interview by Madigan Cotterill

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(Illustration: David Allen Sibley; Photo: Kevin Karlson)

Excerpt from The Courage of Birds: And the Often Surprising Ways They Survive Winter

 

Award-winning birder and acclaimed writer Pete Dunne explores how birds in North America have adapted to survive the challenges of the winter season 


By Pete Dunne 
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