Monthly Archives: November 2020

New study identifies woodland management practices that are good for Britain’s bats

Post published:24 November 2020
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New research, just published in the journal Forest Ecology and Management, has assessed bat populations across broadleaved woodlands managed in different ways. The work not only reveals the management practices that are good for bats, but also highlights those structural characteristics that are beneficial to individual bat species.

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Blue Tits missing from our gardens following spring heatwave

Post published:18 November 2020
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The lockdown has allowed many people to reconnect with nature, but evidence from British Trust for Ornithology’s (BTO) Garden BirdWatch survey has shown that some of our favourite garden species, such as the Blue Tit, have been struggling this year, possibly due to the unusually warm spring.

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