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Anna, a student from the University of Nottingham, student contacted Nottinghamshire Bat Group for help with one of her university projects. Anna, who is studying biological photography and imaging, filmed... Continue reading
During the summer of 2019 it was decided that the group should put up new bat box schemes around the county. To do this the group has undertaken to build... Continue reading
Bat roosts in trees is an interesting subject that today still offers lots of opportunities to investigate and learn about. In April Nottinghamshire Bat Group hosted a training session with... Continue reading
Nottinghamshire Bat Group is getting ready for its fifth summer as part of the Bat Conservation Trust National Nathusius’ Pipistrelle Project. We have just put up our provisional dates for... Continue reading
As spring begins, we thought we would catch you up on what we have been up to over winter. Nottinghamshire Bat Group was able to join neighbouring groups on several... Continue reading
Last season, we conducted our seasonal inspections of the bat box schemes, which the group monitor. Some of these schemes have been being monitored regularly for many years and offer... Continue reading
Early September, the National Bat Conference was held at the University of Nottingham. Days previous to the event we organised a competition offering free tickets for the winners. Our winner... Continue reading
Early September, the National Bat Conference was held at the University of Nottingham. Days previous to the event we organised a competition offering free tickets for the winners. Our young... Continue reading
A few members of our group where invited to undertake survey at Widmerpool Hall, this is their chronicle: Amelia and I were lucky enough to get invited along to Widmerpool... Continue reading
Two of our committee members, Angelena Efstathiou (Chair) and Amelia Reddish (Social media and minutes secretary) have recently returned from Malawi where they have been studying urban bats. Their study,... Continue reading