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Which endoscope is best for bat surveys?

In Training, Tree climbing, Uncategorized by BATS Research & TrainingApril 7, 20254 Comments

People often ask which endoscope I use or recommend for bat surveys – in this blog we explore some different options.

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Trainee Profile – Carys Peotto

In Uncategorized by BATS Research & TrainingMarch 30, 2025Leave a Comment

We caught up with one of our successful trainees, Carys Peotto (Senior Bat Officer at the Vincent Wildlife Trust), to find out what she has been up to since completing her course and what exciting bat plans she’s got for the future.

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Rise in number of ‘starving’ bats seen in England – The Indendent: a response

In Uncategorized by Hannah MulvanyAugust 12, 2024Leave a Comment

On Sunday 21 July 2024, The Independent published a story entitled ‘Rise in number of ‘starving’ bats seen in England’. “An increasing number of malnourished bats are being seen across …

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