To join us on our next live webinar, or to view a ‘Catch Up’ session please click on the appropriate ‘Sign Up Now’ link below.
Important Note: If you purchase a ‘Catch Up’ session please note that it is only be available for the 21 days as shown below. The date the ‘Catch Up’ session ends doesn’t relate to your purchase date (i.e. you have less than 21 days to view the session). Therefore, please ensure that you watch the session ahead of the planned end date, as ticket refunds are not available.
Catch Up Webinar: Is That A Bat?
Available to view from 01.03.20 to 31.03.20
£40.00 + VAT / per webinar
Courses & Events
We deliver a number of open access courses, webinars and events, as well as our Bat Skills Development Programme (including Bat Licence Training). The bat courses, webinars and events we are currently offering are shown below. If you are looking for something else then we can deliver bespoke bat training events for yourself and your team. Visit our ‘What We Do‘ page to find out more, or contact us by email or phone to discuss your requirements.
Location: Lunchtime Webinar Series Cost: £30.00 + VAT
Aimed At: Bat workers, ecologists, students, researchers, conservationists
Experience Required: Beginner to intermediate
Course Overview: Bat ‘Lunch Bite’ Webinar. Grab a sandwich and join Neil for a 90 minute lunchtime webinar. Various different subjects to choose from including: Echolocation; Software Tutorials (Anabat Insight/BatExplorer); Is That A Bat?; Social Calls of Bats; Hibernation Assessments; Mitigation/Compensation Solutions.
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For other B2B or 121 training – contact neil.middleton@batability.co.uk for more details.
Location: Linlithgow, West Lothian, Scotland Cost: £Upon Enquiry + VAT
Aimed At: Bat ecologists, ecological consultants, licenced bat workers
Experience Required: Attendees should have a good foundation of knowledge about bats and the potential for encountering them during development surveys.
Course Overview: Having discovered a bat roost that is potentially going to be impacted upon as a result of development, disturbance or destruction, it is important that the licence application process is handled professionally and thoroughly, and that the associated Species Protection Plan (including mitigation and compensation) is well thought out and robust. This event will discuss and develop approaches and methods that can be adopted when dealing with such matters, thus increasing your confidence and competence in this area.
B2B or 121 Events Available for 2019 or 2020
contact neil.middleton@batability.co.uk for more details.
Location: Linlithgow, West Lothian, Scotland Cost: £Upon Enquiry + VAT
Aimed At: Bat workers, ecologists, researchers, conservationists, graduates
Experience Required: At least 50 hours of practical bat-related experience/training, along with a satisfactory application allowing you to be considered for the following year’s intake.
Course Overview: Extensive 18 month programmes of bat-related skills training, including Bat Licence Training. 10 modules are covered, these being delivered during classroom and practical field excursion sessions. Areas covered include, but not limited to, Bat Ecology; Bat Identification; Catching & Handling Skills; Survey Methods & BCT Guidelines; Bat Echolocation & Bat Detectors; Mitigation & Compensation Strategies; Hibernation; Analysis, Interpretation & Reporting Skills. Go to our What We Do page for more information.
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