Two weeks today! Wed 24 July #WingedWednesday #webinar Dr Luis F. Aguirre, Gloria González de Weston & Diana Cardona 'Key Bat Conservation Areas & Sites Initiatives in Latin America: The Ongoing Effort' Register: lght.ly/3llcmcd Photo credit: Diana Cardona

Mt Mabu is a secret paradise in northern Mozambique. It is home to a multitude of endemic species. Read this fantastic article to find out more. bbc.com/news/articles/…

The Bats without Borders Early Career Training Programme supports students, recent graduates & those just starting out in ecology / conservation to strengthen essential skills & boost confidence to support career progression. Apply here: lght.ly/e4e61lc Deadline: 5 August

We're delighted to share that the August #WingedWednesday webinar speaker is @BronwenHunter sharing 'Using online platforms to understand global patterns of bat hunting, trade and consumption' 3pm southern African time Register to receive the Zoom link: lght.ly/54fjjnj

Only 2 weeks left to register for #AfriPopo2024! 🌟 An online symposium for students & postdoctoral researchers working across mainland Africa & the surrounding islands to showcase their work & network with others in the bat research & conservation space: lght.ly/77878la

We're hiring! We seek a passionate & dedicated #CommunityEngagementOfficer to join our Bats without Borders colony, working on our Copperbelt Bats project. Location: #Ndola with some work in Kitwe (Copperbelt Province. #Zambia) Full details: lght.ly/g3h7j4o #nowhiring

The latest African Echoes e-newsletter is here! Catch up on the latest BwB news including updates on our early career pipeline training programme, the 2024 #AfriPopo Indaba & the return of our 'How to set up a bat group' training. Read the full issue here: lght.ly/kecdl8

Our second AfriPopo Indaba is just 2 months away, we can’t wait to bring together early career researchers working on African bats #AfriPopo24 Organised by students for students, the Indaba takes place Wednesday 13 & Thursday 14 November. Register here: lght.ly/9nab399

Bats without Borders is bringing back our 'How to set up a bat group' training course in early 2025! Applications are OPEN! If you're passionate about starting a bat group or leading bat walks, this is for you: lght.ly/kb7lkcc Thanks to Bat Conservation International for their support

This is a great opportunity to learn about how to set up a bat group. This course will also help you to understand the importance of bats in the ecosystem. Apply now!

Looking forward to another exciting and educative webinar, come along!

Speaker Announcement for #AfriPopo2024! We're thrilled to announce our second keynote speaker for AfriPopo Student Indaba 2024, taking place 13 & 14 of November Want to learn more about his fascinating work and how to join us at the Indaba? Click here: lght.ly/527n1l2

We heard an excellent #WingedWednesday #webinar last week from Carme Tuneu-Corral Carme shared 'Bats and rice: assessing the role of bats as insect pest suppressors in rice paddies' Definitely worth watching back if you missed it: lght.ly/oe0k79j #ThrowbackThursday

We're celebrating our 50th #WingedWednesday webinar since May 2020! Thank you to all the amazing speakers & everyone who has joined us! On Wed 23 Oct Prof Wanda Markotter shares 'A One Health approach to understanding spillover of bat pathogens' Register: lght.ly/fh8b4h9

Join us for the final #WingedWednesday #webinar of 2024! 🦇 On Wednesday 27 November, we’re thrilled to host Hernani Fernandes Magalhães de Oliveira for a presentation on “The Conservation of Neotropical Cave-Dwelling Bats.” Sign up: lght.ly/delbb

Last month, we celebrated our 50th #WingedWednesday webinar! We’re delighted to reach this milestone since launching the series in 2020. Thank you to all the amazing speakers and to everyone who’s joined us live or watched via YouTube: lght.ly/5gk2dag #ThrowbackThursday

One week from today, join us for the final #WingedWednesday #webinar of 2024! 27 November 3 PM Southern Africa | 1 PM GMT | 8 AM EDT We’re excited to welcome @HernaniFMO who will be sharing “The Conservation of Neotropical Cave-Dwelling Bats.” Sign up: lght.ly/ej2k22g

Join us for the last #WingedWednesday webinar of 2024! Wed 27 Nov 3 PM Southern Africa We’re thrilled to host Dr Hernani Fernandes Magalhães de Oliveira sharing “The Conservation of Neotropical Cave-Dwelling Bats.” Sign up: lght.ly/2jl5n20 Credit: Hernani Oliveira

#JOB ALERT! Bats without Borders is looking for a highly motivated and adaptable individual to join our team as part-time Admin and Comms Coordinator, which is an integral role for our small #NGO based in #Scotland. Deadline approaching ~ find out more at: lght.ly/8hp5hg

#JobAlert - deadline appraching! 🌳📷We are recruiting for a Project Officer based in Lusaka (#Zambia) for an exciting new project 'Habitat Connections' in collaboration with BirdWatch Zambia . DEADLINE: 12th February. Find out more: lght.ly/98khmb4