The Bat Caves of Na Yang, Thailand
When our principal ecologist was on holiday in southern Thailand and was told about a local cave complex at Na Yang, from which millions...
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Finding and Appointing an Ecological Consultant - The Five Most Important Questions You Should Ask!
The process of finding and appointing a reliable ecological consultant can be a bewildering and frustrating experience. However, asking...
The Sea Eagles of Japan's East Coast
This winter our ornothologist finally had the chance to travel to wintery Japan where he encountered white-tailed and Steller's sea eagle.
How to Make a Kent Bat Box - Step By Step Instructions
Have you ever fancied making a bat box, but don't know where to start? The Kent bat box is really easy to make within only a few hand tools!
Developing and Testing a Waterproof Enclosure for the AudioMoth Acoustic Logger - Part 1
AudioMoth is a low-cost, full spectrum acoustic logger, which can be used to record bat echolocation calls. We modified two ‘off the shelf’
What is a Licensed Bat Worker and Why Might I Need One?
Have you ever been asked to engage the services of a licensed bat worker or licensed bat consultant but don't know where to start? Well,
An Ecologist's Review of the 'Chris Packham' Lutra Jacket
Did you know that Chris Packham, the well-known naturalist, released a new line of clothing aimed at the outdoor enthusiast? No, well neithe
Ring-Necked Parakeets and their Impact on Bat Populations
Last week, I watched a company of ring-necked parakeets feeding in a large beech tree in the grounds of Glasgow's Vet School. On one han
The Western Expansion of Europe's Wolf Population
It’s fairly safe to say that the 3rd January 2018 probably passed without incident for most of Belgium’s 11.5 million citizens. Yet, unknown
Protecting Our Native Caledonian Pine Woodlands
Cultivation of non-native pine trees increases the risk of fungal disease transmission when planted next to native Caledonian Scots pine. Th
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