Events, Activities & Volunteering opportunities
Kent Bat Group hold and support a variety of events throughout the year. Come and join one of our events to learn more about bats or the group itself.
Kent Bat Group hold summer bat walks and activities as well as indoor winter meetings and talks. We also regularly attend other shows, conferences and other local and national events, Training Courses and Conferences.
Bat Conservation Trust also run events and training, check out their website for details. https://www.bats.org.uk/events
Bat Conservation Trust eLearning (online training)
The Bat Conservation Trust has a range of different online training courses, webinars, talks and modules available, ideal for doing in your own time.
See here for those currently available.
Helping horseshoe bats (an on-line talk via Zoom)
We are pleased to be hosting Daniel Hargreaves, Bat Programme Manager for the Vincent Wildlife Trust (VWT), for our first talk of the year. A Zoom link will be sent to all members nearer the time.
He will talk about how the VWT manage and adapt their horseshoe bat reserves; with emphasis on new landscape scale projects to help both horseshoe species re-colonise and spread to new suitable habitats.
Daniel rescued his first bat when he was seven years old and has been fascinated by bats ever since. He has been involved with numerous global bat conservation projects, working with a wide range of species and helping to develop conservation initiatives in many countries, including Costa Rica, Thailand and Zambia. He was awarded the Pete Guest Award in 2012 for inspiring others and making an outstanding practical contribution to bat conservation.
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