Explore Our Bat Conservation Resources
Find essential information and tools to help you report bat sightings and support local bat conservation efforts.
Bat Surveys
As well as local group events the Bat Conservation Trust runs national surveys you can take part in.
Reporting Bat Sightings
Discover how to safely report bat observations to aid conservation research.
Helping Injured Bats
Guidance on what to do if you find an injured or distressed bat in your area.
What species of bats can be found in Merseyside and West Lancashire?
Explore answers to frequently asked questions about bat conservation, reporting sightings, and how to assist injured bats in our region.
How can I report a bat sighting to the group?
You can report bat sightings through our online form or by contacting our local coordinators directly.
What should I do if I find an injured bat?
Contact our rescue team immediately; we provide guidance and care options for injured bats in the area.
Are the bats in this region protected by law?
Yes, all bat species in the UK are legally protected, and our group works to uphold these protections.
How do you use the data collected from bat sightings?
The data helps the Bat Conservation Trust understand population trends and plan conservation efforts effectively.
Can I volunteer with the Merseyside West Lancs Bat Group?
Absolutely, we welcome volunteers to assist in conservation activities and community outreach.
What times of year are best for observing bats?
Bats are most active from late spring through early autumn, especially at dusk and dawn.