Events
UPCOMING EVENTS
Virtual Bats in Churches Study Mingles (exclusive events for our survey volunteers)
6th May, 7th June, 8th July, 26th Aug, 23rd Nov, 1pm; Online
6th May, 7th June, 8th July, 26th Aug, 23rd Nov, 1pm; Online
Bat Evening, St John The Baptist
Fri 19th August, 8pm, Keyston, Cambs
Fri 19th August, 8pm, Keyston, Cambs
Bat Night, St Michael & All Angels
Thursday 15th September, Wentnor, Shropshire
Thursday 15th September, Wentnor, Shropshire
Church Training for Natural England VBRVs
23rd July, 3rd September, 17th September
23rd July, 3rd September, 17th September
Heritage Cleaning Workshops
20 August, 7 & 8th September, 21 & 22 October
20 August, 7 & 8th September, 21 & 22 October
WATCH AGAIN
Sorry you've missed watching these great events live, but they are available to watch again. Click on each event for details.

Bats and Creativity Workshop
Come and celebrate the creativity bats inspire with this FREE hands-on workshop. Learn how to draw a bat with professional illustrator Maisy Inston – bring a pen or pencil and paper.

Bats in Churches LIVE Series One
Watch again all of the Bats in Churches LIVE series one, the topics include Britain’s Bat Story, Churches– Treasure Houses of History, Wall Paintings in Churches, Understanding Bats Through DNA and an introduction to Bats In Churches

Bats in Churches LIVE Series Two
Watch again the second series of Bats in Churches LIVE. The topics in this series include A Date With A Church, Church Roofs, Bats and Disease and Community and Heritage- an update on our latest work on the Bats In Churches Project.

Bats in Sacred Spaces Webinar, Online
Watch Again our webinar on Bats In Sacred Spaces, with a range of international speakers sharing their experiences working with bats in sacred spaces worldwide, including Madagascar, India and South America.

Virtual Bat Night at Heydon Holy Trinity
Watch again our Bats in Churches’ first ever virtual bat night from Heydon, Cambridgeshire! Enjoy a fun and fascinating 90 mins with expert bat ecologist Phil Parker, Bats in Churches heritage advisor Rachel Arnold and the clerk at Heydon’s Holy Trinity Angela Bucksey