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Bats - Bedfordshire Bat Group A
BNHS Affiliated Group
The Bedfordshire Bat Group exists to protect bats within the county.
It records bat distribution, surveys roost sites and takes care of injured bats.
The Bats in Beds newsletter is produced quarterly and has articles from members, updates on surveys and projects, and other bat news. An annual report is produced. Between March and October 2006 over 800 volunteer hours were spent on surveys and other events.
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Please contact the Bat Conservation Trust’s 24 hour helpline on 0345 1300 228. They will contact us and we will try to help. All Bat carers are volunteers, so please do not expect an immediate response
In the meanwhile, you can get some information about grounded bats.
The Bats in Beds newsletter is produced quarterly and has articles from members, updates on surveys and projects, and other bat news. An annual report is produced. Between March and October 2006 over 800 volunteer hours were spent on surveys and other events.
Click for more information.
Found A Grounded Bat?
Please contact the Bat Conservation Trust’s 24 hour helpline on 0345 1300 228. They will contact us and we will try to help. All Bat carers are volunteers, so please do not expect an immediate response
In the meanwhile, you can get some information about grounded bats.
Other Mammals
If possible submit records using the Adnoto on-line submission form.
The contact details of the Bedfordshire County Recorder for Mammals (excluding Bats) can be found on the Contacts page.
You may also wish to contact, or join, the Bedfordshire Mammal Group - see below.
The contact details of the Bedfordshire County Recorder for Mammals (excluding Bats) can be found on the Contacts page.
You may also wish to contact, or join, the Bedfordshire Mammal Group - see below.
Bedfordshire Mammal Group A
BNHS Affiliated Group
Bedfordshire Mammal Group aims to study and conserve wild mammals in Bedfordshire through recording their distribution, studying their ecology, raising awareness,
providing advice and getting people working together for wildlife.
Its website is www.bedsmammalgroup.co.uk.
To join the Bedfordshire Mammal Group, or for more information please email the Mammal Group Secretary.
Please report your mammal sightings and finds in Bedfordshire using the BNHS Adnoto system.
To join the Bedfordshire Mammal Group, or for more information please email the Mammal Group Secretary.
Please report your mammal sightings and finds in Bedfordshire using the BNHS Adnoto system.