What Types of Roost Might We Find?

What Types of Roost Might We Find?

Bats need safe places to rest, raise young, and survive the coldest months of the year. These places are called roosts. Although many people picture bats living in caves, Scotland’s bats use a wide range of roost types, many of which are found close to where people live and work.

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Will You Get a Bat Licence?
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Will You Get a Bat Licence?

A bat licence is only issued when three legal tests are met: the work must serve a lawful purpose, there must be no reasonable alternative and bats must be left in favourable conservation status. This blog explains what these tests mean and how they affect your project.

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What Does a Bat Licence Do?
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What Does a Bat Licence Do?

Bat licences allow ecologists to carry out protected work safely and legally. This blog explains what personal licences, BLIMP and derogation licences mean, why your ecologist must hold one, and how the right licence helps your project move ahead without legal risk.

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Why Do You Need Bat Surveys?
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Why Do You Need Bat Surveys?

Bat surveys prevent delays, avoid costly work stoppages and protect you from legal risks if bats are present. Early surveys give you the certainty you need to plan your project confidently and meet all regulatory requirements.

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Will Bat Surveys Delay My Proposed Works?
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Will Bat Surveys Delay My Proposed Works?

Bat surveys only cause delays when they are commissioned too late. By getting in touch early, we can plan surveys within the correct seasonal windows, meet your deadlines and keep your project running smoothly. If multiple surveys or licensing are needed, early planning ensures everything stays on track.

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