BCT prepares defences against a deadly threat to bats
28th March 2009
BCT urgently needs to raise funds to prepare defences in the worst-case scenario that White-nose Syndrome, the mysterious condition that has killed hundreds of thousands of bats, is discovered in the UK or wider Europe.
BCT welcomes new government wildlife crime priorities
2nd March 2009
The Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) has welcomed news that bats are among animals earmarked top priorities in a strengthened fight against wildlife crime this year.
Research to assess effects of micro-turbines on birds and bats
24th February 2009
Scientists at the University of Stirling are to conduct the world's first study into the effects of micro wind turbines on birds and bats.
Britain's bats in need of a little love this Valentine's Day too
9th February 2009
Facing imminent new threats and with their natural habitats under increasing pressure, Britain's bats now need more love than ever, says the Bat Conservation Trust (BCT).
2009 Training Course Brochure now available
10th December 2008
The 2009 Training Brochure is now available to download.
9th December 2008
BCT is looking for Trustees for 2009 and beyond to ensure the range of expertise across the board is maintained.
BCT developing European white-nose syndrome guidelines
28th November 2008
BCT is working to develop European guidelines for white-nose syndrome (WNS), the condition which has been associated with the death of over 100,000 bats in North East USA.
It's HALLOWEEN! So where are the scary bats?
30th October 2008
Bats are often portrayed as terrifying bloodsucking fiends, particularly around Halloween, but they're really gentle, captivating creatures.
Explore the world of bats with BCT's new learning and activity pack!
29th October 2008
The Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) has released a new learning and activity pack, Explore the World of Bats, to help young people discover the truth about these fascinating mammals.
