Dover's bats: heritage and wildlife conservation intertwined - Zoom presentation

Claire Munn, a professional ecologist, will be giving a talk about how these two conservation types, which initially can seem to be conflicting, can actually go hand-in-hand. She has spent several years working with bats and people at a wide range of historic sites, both as a professional ecologist and volunteer. Using local examples, in this case the excting site of Dover, she will show how bat and building conservation can work together.

A Zoom link will be sent via email to all members registered to receive them.

Event Information

Event Date	04-12-2025 7:30 pm
Event End Date	04-12-2025 9:30 pm

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