Scottish Bat Conference
The Scottish Bat Workers Conference 2011
This conference is now full and booking has closed.The conference will be held on saturday 12th November at Stirling University (Pathfoot building). The conference is open to anyone with an interest in bats. It is a great way of brushing up on bat knowledge, practical skills and meeting others with similar interests. The day consists of talks, practical work shops and a round up of bat news, research and bat group activities. In addittion there will be an opportunity to buy various "batty" items and to browse bat displays/ posters.
We are very grateful to Arborteering Ltd. for sponsoring the conference which has allowed us to keep costs down. The delegates fee is £40 (BCT members) or £45 (non-members) which includes lunch and refreshments.
Download full details of the conference (including a programme and description of the workshop options.)
The following workshops are offerred;
| 1 | Introduction to sound analysis (frequency division) - Philip Briggs |
| 2 | Introduction to Anabat - Tom Hastings |
| 3 | Using your ears (Introduction to using heterodyne detectors) - Natalie Todman |
| 4 | Bat care – Tracey Joliffe |
| 5 | Bat dropping Analysis – Sue Swift |
| 6 | Bat Identification – Danielle Linton |
| 7 | Tree works and mitigation for Bats - Mark Robinson |
Travel directions .
Further Information
If you would like to know more, please contact Anne Youngman, Scottish Officer, ayoungman@bats.org.uk telephone 01786 822 107
