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Tree roost designs

In Research by BATS Research & TrainingNovember 12, 20242 Comments

Want to know more about our bat roost designs for trees? This is the post for you.

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Bat roost creation

In Research by BATS Research & TrainingOctober 31, 20245 Comments

Can we create bat roosts in living trees by cutting holes in them? Yes, we can. Read this post to find out more.

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Surveying tree for bats; a new hope

In Research, Tree climbing, Video by BATS Research & TrainingApril 12, 2024Leave a Comment

Want to improve your chances of finding bats in trees? Maybe trail cameras are the way forward.

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Surveying tree for bats; can we do better?

In Research, Tree climbing, Video by BATS Research & TrainingAugust 24, 2023Leave a Comment

Surveying trees for bats is challenging. But we have come a long way in the last 10 years. Ahead of this year’s Bat Conservation Trust and Arboricultural Association conferences, I …

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Springwatch

In Media, Research, Tree climbing by BATS Research & TrainingJuly 2, 2023Leave a Comment

Did you see us on Springwatch this year? If not, you can catch up on the BBC iPlayer.

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Using trail cameras to survey bats in trees – Equipment list

In Research, Tree climbing by BATS Research & TrainingApril 16, 202312 Comments

A few people have been asking what equipment we have been using in our research project. If you are not familiar with the project, Sean (Arbology) and I have been …

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Creating bat roosts in trees – ARB Magazine article Autumn 2022

In Research by BATS Research & TrainingAugust 31, 20222 Comments

Some of our rarest bats are tree-roosting species. It is likely that part of the conservation challenge centers around protecting sufficient numbers of their tree roosts. This is a difficult …

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Surveying for bat roosts in trees – ARB Magazine article Summer 2022

In Research by BATS Research & TrainingJune 18, 2022Leave a Comment

Surveying for bat roosts in trees is a challenging task. To improve the efficacy of such surveys we are currently researching whether technology can be used to improve results – …

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Improving the future for two tree-dwelling bat species

In Research by BATS Research & TrainingJuly 6, 20201 Comment

BATS Research and Training Services has recently secured funding to undertake a five-year research project which aims to improve the future for tree-dwelling bat species, focussing primarily on Bechstein’s and barbastelle bats.

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