Bat Conservation Ireland are delighted to be one of the sponsors of this year's Tidy Towns Special Awards. The Bat Conservation Ireland Award Prize Fund … [Read more...]
Bat Conservation Ireland Grant Scheme 2022
Bat Conservation Ireland is delighted to announce the re-opening of grant funding for bat-related research, conservation and events in Ireland for … [Read more...]
Shop closing at 5.00pm 20th December
Just a heads up that we will be finishing processing orders for books, t-shirts and batty stuff at 5.00pm Monday December 20th for the Christmas … [Read more...]
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Identification Guide to Ireland’s Bats
Bat Conservation Ireland and the National Biodiversity Data Centre are delighted to announce the publication of an ‘Identification Guide to Ireland’s … [Read more...]
Report Published – Neighbourhood Bats: With a Little Help from Neighbourhood Citizen Scientists
We are delighted to release our report: Neighbourhood Bats: With a Little Help from Neighbourhood Citizen Scientists, a community heritage project funded … [Read more...]
Bat Conservation Ireland is Recruiting!
Education Officer and Manager of the All-Ireland Daubenton’s Bat Waterways Survey Bat Conservation Ireland is seeking an enthusiastic and self-motivated … [Read more...]
Neighbourhood Bats: With a Little Help from Neighbourhood Citizen Scientists
Early on in 2021, Bat Conservation Ireland applied to the Heritage Council for funding to carry out a Citizen Scientist project, which involved Bat Groups … [Read more...]
Media Release
Bat Conservation Ireland and University College Dublin’s Batlab have just launched BatsAndBugs.ie. This is a collaborative project, supported and financed … [Read more...]
BatsAndBugs.ie
We are super-excited to announce the launch of a new project - BatsAndBugs.ie this evening at 5.30pm (July 20th)! We are collaborating with UCD to find out … [Read more...]
Thursday Talks – ‘Protecting the lesser horseshoe bat in Ireland – twelve roosts in four counties’
A talk given by Dr. Kate McAney, Vincent Wildlife Trust In brief: ‘1998 was the year Vincent Wildlife Trust acquired its first Irish lesser horseshoe … [Read more...]