Protecting Bats, Protecting Nature
Together, we can make a difference.
Image: Daubenton’s Bat (c) Daniel Hargreaves
Members of the Pembrokeshire Bat Group meet about once a quarter. They mainly organise and participate in bat monitoring programmes to gain better information about the distribution of bats in Pembrokeshire and inform future work on protecting them and their habitat.
The group was established in 1986 as the Pembroke Bat Group with the focus on bat activity in the south of the County. In 1989, the group expanded its geographical scope to include the whole of the County and was renamed the Pembrokeshire Bat Group. The group is a Partner Bat Group of the Bat Conservation Trust (see Links page).
The principal officers of the Pembrokeshire Bat Group are:
Chair: Victoria Nicholls
Secretary: Mary Chadwick
Our next meeting:
Our Services
Educational Workshops on Bat Conservation
Engaging learning experiences for all ages.
Community Outreach and Awareness Programs
Raising awareness about bats in the community.
Volunteer Opportunities for Bat Monitoring
Join us in hands-on bat conservation efforts.
Citizen Science Initiatives for Bat Research
Contribute to meaningful bat research efforts.
Collaborative Projects with Local Schools
Promoting bat awareness in schools.
Initiatives for Bat Habitat Preservation
Protecting vital bat habitats in Pembrokeshire.
Your local partner in bat conservation and awareness.
Join us in our mission to conserve bat populations.
Get in touch to find out more
We focus on conserving bat populations and their natural environments.
We encourage volunteers to participate in conservation efforts and research.