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BatChat

Bat Conservation Trust

Taking you into the field to discover the world of bat conservation. BatChat is for anyone who loves bats or has an interest in the conservation of these fascinating mammals. Ecologist and Chair of the Bat Conservation Trust Steve Roe takes you on-location, talking to the experts as well as local heroes to bring you the latest from the world of bats. Series 7 is currently being released with new episodes dropping every other Wednesday. In this upcoming series we travel to the Yorkshire Dales to visit the Hoffman limekiln, to Pembrokeshire to visit the infamous greater horseshoe bat roost at Stackpole and to a disused water mill that is now home to one of the most important bat colonies in Wales. Get in touch with feedback and ideas for stories you’d like to hear: [email protected] Bats are magical but misunderstood mammals. At the Bat Conservation Trust we have a vision of a world rich in wildlife where bats and people thrive together.

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  1. Series 8 is coming on November 4th 1:12
  2. The Bedfordshire Bat-by-Boat Survey 29:20
  3. Margam Castle & Eco-Poetry 26:56
  4. From Aberdeen to Madagascar with Paul Racey 45:00
  5. From Discovery to Recovery; Three Decades of Bat Science at Stackpole 49:09
  6. Restoring the Past - The Andrew Watson Holgate Detector 26:07
  7. On a Wing and a Prayer 30:51
  8. Edward Wells - Somerset Bat Group 34:05
  9. The Hoffman Kiln: Where Bats Reclaim the Dales 44:14
  10. Pencelli’s Hidden Roost — 50 Years of the Vincent Wildlife Trust 36:34
  11. Chris Packham on Bats, Bills and the Battle for Britain’s Wildlife 1:04:05
  12. Series 7 is ready to take flight 1:23
  13. Big News – Behind the Mic 18:59
  14. Frome After Dark: A Town on the Hunt for Bats 35:07
  15. Restore Nature Now 26:55
  16. NightWatch: Breaking Barriers to Bat Conservation 23:26
  17. Farms, Bats & Climate: Connecting Communities 42:48
  18. The Bat Night Market 39:27
  19. Where Do Pipistrelles Go? A Winter Mystery 23:24
  20. Into the Forest: Barbastelle Bats of Pembrokeshire 33:14
  21. An Evening with Somerset's Rarest Bat 38:00
  22. Batting on a Budget: Phil Atkin’s Game-Changing Bat Detector 34:15
  23. Into the Knapp: A Night Walk with Worcestershire Bat Group 28:22
  24. Megan McCubbin 43:11
  25. Our 6th Series is just around the corner... 1:41
  26. How to get a bat licence - with Richard Crompton 40:13
  27. Bats at the National Trust 24:49
  28. The sonic success of David King; Inventor of BatBox detectors 29:01
  29. Bat Tracking; the drones changing the way we can undertake research 32:19
  30. Bats in the Channel: Jersey Bat Group 33:06
  31. Boathouse to Bat House 32:05
  32. Walking with bats 32:06
  33. The Lifesaving Legacy of Livingstone's Fruit Bats at Jersey Zoo 34:17
  34. Gargoyle Guardians: A Bat Count at Lacock Abbey with the Wiltshire Bat Group 23:24
  35. The Bechstein's of Bracketts 41:14
  36. It's time for Series 5! 2:04
  37. A new exhibition of wildlife sound at the British Library 27:56
  38. Wild Isles 37:34
  39. The History of Bat Conservation with Dr Bob Stebbings 45:43
  40. Winged passions: The bat basement of Cliveden House 21:35
  41. Tony Hutson & the greater mouse-eared bat 36:13
  42. How the Western Link could affect the Western barbastelle 37:26
  43. The bat man of Mexico 27:07
  44. Bat flies with Dr Erica McAlister 34:38
  45. Haddon Hall 23:10
  46. The find of the century 34:07
  47. Bat roost visit service 34:50
  48. Series 4 is nearly here! 3:24
  49. Knepp Rewilding Estate 37:00
  50. The National Bat Monitoring Programme 40:52