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21 06, 2018

The Warm Heart Of Africa

Angelena2020-12-29T17:36:18+00:00June 21st, 2018|Categories: African Bat Conservation, Bats, Malawi, Travel, Wildlife|Tags: bats, Malawi, NTU, research, student, travel|0 Comments

Back in Malawi!!!! Myself and Amelia touched down in Lilongwe on 19th June and we are excited to be back and to carry on with our research on the white bellied free tailed bats! The first few days of ...

16 05, 2018

ExperiMENTAL

Angelena2020-12-29T17:56:42+00:00May 16th, 2018|Categories: African Bat Conservation, Bats|Tags: African Bat Conservation, bats, fundraising, NNPP, NTU, research|0 Comments

After a great first week on the experiment.com page things have slowed down sadly! But we had an article out on Inside Ecology about the project which will hopefully help us to get the word out there!

29 04, 2018

Can We Try Again

Angelena2020-12-29T18:15:36+00:00April 29th, 2018|Categories: African Bat Conservation, Bats, Wildlife|Tags: bats, exclusion, fundraising, newts, research|0 Comments

Been so busy so far with newty season that it has been a while since posting! So…. I had to ask work if I could have time off to go back to Malawi as I need more data (if I want to get this paper published!) and thankfully they have agreed to it!

30 03, 2018

Brrrrr-it Bats Student Conference 2018

Angelena2020-12-29T18:23:01+00:00March 30th, 2018|Categories: African Bat Conservation, Bats, Nottingham|Tags: bats, conference, NTU, research, student|0 Comments

Since re-turning from my trip, I have taken on the role of Chair of Nottinghamshire Bat Group and I was also asked to talk at Brit Bats Student Conference 2018 at Bristol University which was super cool (and also terrifying!)