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Protecting Bats Since 2006

Protecting Jersey’s Bats Through Conservation, Education & Care

The Jersey Bat Group reformed in Autumn 2006 with the aim of helping protect the island’s bat populations. As a registered charity, our mission is to monitor local bat activity, educate the public, and take proactive steps to support native bat species based on the Jersey Species Action Plan.

We conduct surveys of bat populations, roosts, hibernation sites, and foraging areas across the island. We also work closely with homeowners to identify roosts and species, and offer support for encouraging safe habitats.

Through regular meetings, research, member-only walks, and public presentations, we aim to raise awareness about the importance of bats — both in Jersey and globally.

We invite anyone interested in bats to join us and take part in our efforts. Your support through membership or donations helps us continue this valuable work.

Jersey Bat Group Committee
Est. 2006 | Jersey, Channel Islands

Helping Jersey’s Bats Survive, Heal, and Thrive

Since 2006, the Jersey Bat Group has been actively rescuing, rehabilitating, and protecting the island’s bat species. Through volunteer efforts, community outreach, and education, we've made a lasting difference — but there's still much more to do.

Bats Rescued & Rehabilitated
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Public Walks & Talks Held
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Roosts Monitored Across Jersey
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Active Volunteers & Members
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Protecting Jersey’s Bats – One Project at a Time

From rescue to roost monitoring, our volunteers are working across the island to protect local bat populations.

Nature Needs You — Let’s Work Together

We’re always happy to connect with bat lovers, conservation supporters, and curious minds. Whether you have a question, want to volunteer, or just want to learn more — reach out. Your voice matters.

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