Event Brief
Oct 15, 2026 at 1:20 PM ET
Endangered bats found during Fentress County survey
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Biologists and volunteers found two federally endangered bat species during a two-night Bat Blitz survey in Fentress County in late September, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announced Wednesday. Fifty participants came from as far away as Idaho and Oklahoma.
WHO: Biologists and volunteers participating in the Bat Blitz
WHAT: The survey team found two species of federally endangered bats in Fentress County.
WHEN: Reported Oct 15, 2026 at 1:14 PM ET
WHERE: Fentress County, Tennessee
WHY: Reason not reported.
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