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Volunteer Bat Surveyor
When We Need You
From 06/09/2006 onwards
About Opportunity
The sight needs to be visited on at least four reasonably still summer evenings. The surveyor will slowly walk through the sight from one end to the other looking for flying bats. The species and an estimate of their numbers will be recorded. A bat detector can be provided to aid in identification. The behaviour of the bats may offer clues as to where they are breeding or roosting. Breeding/roosting structures will be marked on a map of the reserve as well as the general location of the flying bats.
Availability
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About Scottish Wildlife Trust
Conservation, data collection, protection of wildlife, maintaining reserves in region, volunteer activities range from tree planting to fundraising.
Skills & Experience
The ability to identify British bat species.
Travel Details
Perception Wood Irvine
Requirements
Application Form, Induction/Training, References, Trial Period
Training and Induction Details
The volunteer will be met once to set the scene, provide maps e.g., and once to talk over the results- they should be very short meetings. There can be phone calls and emails too, particularly if they decide to do sites other than Perception Wood.
Work Type
Conservation / Gardening
Client Group
Animals
Expenses Detail
Sorry no expenses paid.
Accessibility Details
No Wheelchair Access
No Disabled Toilet
Frequency & Commitment
3 hours per Month. Minimum Commitment: 3 Quarter
Minimum Age
Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age.
Volunteers Required
4
Reference Code
19-347
