Bat-talks
For a front row seat at the conference talks you couldn't attend and a refresher from those you could. Introductory price £25.00 for your first year.
More talks will be added after other conferences throughout the year and as speakers grant us permission to share their talk
Introduction
Welcome
Bat Conservation Trust Update - Kit Stoner (Bat Conservation Trust)
From bat records to predictive maps: developing regional bat habitat suitability models for Yorkshire– Matthew Whittle and Greg Slack (SLR Consulting & Middleton Bell Ecology)
Snug as a bat in a box: patterns of year-round bat box use and response of roosting Pipistrellus bats to winter temperatures – Bethany Beck (South Yorkshire Bat Group)
‘Ome-ing in on Bat Poop’: Shotgun Metagenomics of Bat Droppings from Wild and Rehabilitating Yorkshire Bats – Dr Colin Townsley (West Yorkshire Bat Group)
No rest for the winged: Analysing factors that cause stress and burn out in bat carers – Hannah Wilson (Cleveland Bat Group)
Bat Box Uptake by Colonies: What we know and what we still need to find out– Rich Flight (Flight Ecology)
Introduction
Landscape for Lessers - Daniel Hargreaves
Wales Woodland Wonders - Elliot Bastos
Advanced Thermal Vision surveying techniques for ecologists - Andrew Milner, Thermal Vision Ecology
It's all about b-attitude! Naomi Webster
Swansea Stars of the Night - Bethan Withey
Building relationship and engaging members - Naomi Webster
BCT Update - Joe Nunez-Mino
Bat Mitigation Workshop - Richard Crompton
Introduction
Keynote talk: Using genomics to inform bat conservation under global change - Dr Ricardo Rocha, Department of Biology, University of Oxford
BCT Update - Kit Stoner, BCT Chief Executive
The Abundance and Structure of Type-C Social Calls at a Soprano Pipistrelle Maternity Roost as Juveniles Increase in Independence - Emily Hill, Hartpury University
Bat migration routes in Europe: an acoustic venture - Charlotte Roemer, French Natural History Museum
It's all about "b-attitude" - what have we learned about people's attitudes to bats? - Naomi Webster, BCT
Bats in dynamic agricultural landscapes: what are the benefits of mixed farming? - Rochelle Kennedy, Scotland’s Rural College / University of Stirling
Connecting people and landscapes in a changing climate - Danielle Smith, BCT
Arid zone bats and fenced conservation reserves - Oliver Aylen, University of New South Wales
Using a land-bridge island system to investigate the long-term responses of bats to forest fragmentation - Dillan Hoyt, University of Oxford
Bats and Aerial Thermal Surveys - Giles Coe, Co-ecology
Seasonal variation in bat activity levels at underground sites in Jersey - Annika Binet, AKB Ecology
Ultra-Violet fluorescence in lesser and Blasius’s horseshoe bats; is it maladaptive for the bats but useful for batworkers? - Henry Schofield, University of Sussex
Assessing the Impact of Anthropogenic Disturbance on the Welfare of Lesser Horseshoe Bats (Rhinolophus hipposideros) through Non-Invasive Hormone Analysis - Lucy Morison, University of Chester
Conference overview
Update on the work of the Bat Conservation Trust - Kit Stoner
Sleepless in Snetterton - Abi Gray and Sam Shelley
Danbury Living Landscape Barbastelle project - Graham Hart & Lynden Reed, Essex Bat Group
Assessing migration of bat species and interactions with offshore wind farms in British Waters - Jack Hooker, BCT.
Conference overview
Assessing migration of bat species and interactions with offshore windfarms in British Waters - Dr Jack Hooker
The Bailiwick Bat Survey: Four Years of Baseline Data for the Bats of Guernsey, Sark and Alderney - Matt Lewis
BCT update - Joe Nunez-Mino,
A review of known autumn swarming sites in Surrey - Ross Baker & Lynn Whitfield
More content added after each conference