Dear Midlands Bat Groups,
With the current situation around the coronavirus outbreak and considering our responsibility to all the speakers and attendees, we have made the difficult decision not to bring everyone together in Birmingham on Saturday 28 March for the Midlands Bat Conference.
We explored the possibility of streaming the talks online but we felt that valuable elements such as the workshops and networking opportunities could not be replicated satisfactorily online. Hence the decision to postpone until a later date, when we can provide the full experience as intended.
We are planning to use Millennium Point in Birmingham still and are currently considering when the best time would be to hold the rescheduled conference. We will liaise with Midlands bat groups, as well as speakers and workshop leaders, once we’re in a position to consider dates.
We hope you understand the reasoning behind our decision.
All the best,
Lisa
Lisa Worledge
Head of Conservation Services
Bat Conservation Trust, Quadrant House, 250 Kennington Lane, London SE11 5RD
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Latest comments
29.10 | 09:14
Wellington UDC Sewage Works were just beyond the end of the blocks going north.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=17.3&lat=52.71466&lon=-2.53383&layers=193&right=BingHyb
04.10 | 18:40
I think a water pipe or sewage pipe was supported on those blocks many years ago, they look pre war.
28.04 | 15:50
A big thank you to all you wonderful volunteers, what an amazing paradise you have developed.
03.04 | 14:38
What are the large concrete blocks that are along one of the paths in nature reserve walk please