Our events programme offers a wide range of activities for bat enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels. From guided bat walks and educational talks to hands-on workshops and conservation projects, there’s something for everyone.
Whether you’re looking to learn more about bats, get involved in local conservation efforts, or simply enjoy an evening of bat-spotting, our events provide the perfect opportunity to connect with nature and meet like-minded people. Check out our upcoming events and join us in celebrating and protecting these remarkable creatures.
Most of our events are for members only (unless stated otherwise). Booking details are shared with members ahead of each event.
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Big Bat Night at The Knapp and Papermill
Date: 24 May 2025
The Knapp and Papermill is one of the best places in the county to see and hear a range of different bat species. This popular walk is about 3km and we normally see and hear upwards of 8 species in a single night. No prior knowledge of bats is needed and bat detectors can be provided. More details about the reserve can be found here
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Croome Court NBMP Survey
Date: 30 May 2025
The first of three annual visits to Croome Court to survey lesser horseshoe bat roosts as part of the Bat Conservation Trust’s National Bat Monitoring Programme. We usually need at least eight volunteers, with half familiar with using a bat detector. It’s a great opportunity to take part in a national survey and help monitor this rare and fascinating species.
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Croome Court NBMP Survey
Date: 14 Jun 2025
The second of three annual visits to Croome Court to survey lesser horseshoe bat roosts as part of the Bat Conservation Trust’s National Bat Monitoring Programme. We usually need at least eight volunteers, with half familiar with using a bat detector. It’s a great opportunity to take part in a national survey and help monitor this rare and fascinating species.
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Croome Court NBMP Survey
Date: 29 Jun 2025
The last of three annual visits to Croome Court to survey lesser horseshoe bat roosts as part of the Bat Conservation Trust’s National Bat Monitoring Programme. We usually need at least eight volunteers, with half familiar with using a bat detector. It’s a great opportunity to take part in a national survey and help monitor this rare and fascinating species.