Welcome to the Bedfordshire Bat Group
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June 22nd 2009
We have just learnt that the Bat Conservation Trust's Count Bat Project has been short listed for this year's National Lottery Awards in the Best Environment Project section. The Bedfordshire Bat Group's Queen's Park Count Bat project was used as the case study in their application
It is now down to a public vote to see who wins. This is a project very dear to our hearts and we would really value your support
The first round of public voting runs from 22 June - 10 July, The three projects in each category with the most votes will progress to a final round of public voting, which will run from 3 - 14 August. The votes are reset to zero for this final round of public voting.
Go straight to the the National Lottery Awards site to vote
For more information before you make your mind up Click here
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The Bedfordshire Bat Group was formed in 1988 and is affiliated to the Bedfordshire Natural History Society and the national organisation, The Bat Conservation Trust. The bat group works for bat conservation within Bedfordshire and Luton;carries out surveys of bats and maintains a database of bat records; works with people to provide information and raise awareness of bat conservation; and, when necessary, carries out bat care and rehabilitation. Brown long eared bat
(c) Bob Cornes Beds Bat Group
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Join Us
We're always on the look out for new members. There are lots of ways to get involved. You don't need to have specialised knowledge to join us on one of our projects or follow our activities from your chair.. |
Contact Us If you e mail us, if possible leave us a contact number, and tell us where you are writing from, so we can get back to you quicker
Records To report bat sightings click here
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Data Requests
The bat group holds over twenty years of bat records. large OS maps (1MB or more will) block our e mail account and lead to delays in responding.
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