Interpreting your bat surveys
Bechstein's bat - Hugh Clark
Over two days this classroom-based course will teach participants how best to interpret survey results and how to assess the value of a site and the impact of proposed small-scale works.
Course content includes:
- Legislation
- Development planning
- Licensing
- Interpreting survey results
- Assessing value and impact
- An introduction to avoidance, mitigation and compensation
- Monitoring
- Case studies
Prior knowledge: Designed as a follow-up to Surveying for Bats. Participants should have at least one summer of experience in surveying bats and analysing their data (identifying species, roosts, bat activity, etc).
CPD: A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded that can be used as evidence for CPD. This course is approved by the Royal Society of Biology as 24 CPD points.
Cost: £340 - non-residential (tbc)
Discounts: £5 for BCT members, 10% multi-buy discount if booking 3 or more course places
Upcoming dates: We do not currently have any dates scheduled for this course. This course is available for request as an in-house training course.
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