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Endangered Indiana bat captured in NC for first time since 2015

An endangered Indiana bat has been identified in North Carolina, marking the first confirmed presence of the species in the state since 2015.

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When was the Indiana bat last seen in North Carolina?

The species was last captured in the state in 2015.

Where was the Indiana bat maternity roost found?

The roost was discovered in the Nantahala area of western North Carolina.

What is the next step for the research team?

Officials have scheduled monitoring for the newly discovered maternity roost.

What happened

Scientists have located a maternity roost of Indiana bats within the Nantahala area. This discovery marks the first time the federally endangered species has been captured in North Carolina in over a decade.

Coverage from the Smoky Mountain Times, CBS17.com, WSPA 7NEWS, FOX Carolina News, the Winston-Salem Journal, WCTI, and WRAL emphasizes the significance of the find following a decade-long search. Reports highlight that the species was last recorded in the state in 2015.

Ongoing developments include planned monitoring of the roost site. Coverage does not yet specify the long-term conservation strategies or specific population data beyond the initial discovery.

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