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Membership » Corporate Members

Gold Membership

Asbestos Risk Management Jersey – Martin Choudhury Email : enquiries@asbestosriskmanagement.com

Phone : 07700 350 130

Viberts, Viberts House, PO Box 737, Don Street, St Helier, Jersey JE4 8ZQ

Phone: +44 1534 632269

Our Gold Members have kindly contributed to the long term bat research project. All year round bat activity in the East and West of the island are closely monitored in two areas of interest.

Bronze Membership

Sangan Island Conservation Ltd., First Floor Office, Le Puits Outbuilding, La Rue des Marais, St Mary Jersey, JE3 3AN

Email: admin@sanganconservation.co.uk

Contact name and telephone number: Amy Hall, 07797795749

Jersey International Centre of Advanced Studies (JICAS)., Top Floor, Highlands College, Turner Building, Highlands Lane, Jersey JE1 1HL,

Email: info@jicas.ac.je

Website: www.jicas.ac.je

If you’d like to consider purchasing a corporate membership from the Jersey Bat Group then please contact us to discuss the various options

Jersey Bat Group

2 weeks ago

You don't need a bat detector to see the bats flying past the Floating Earth. But hurry, not many nights left to see this installation. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 weeks ago

13th September. Possibly the last members' walk for 2023 and it was a lovely calm evening at St Clement's Parish hall at Le Hocq. We explored the little woodland behind the hall. Although there was not a lot of bat activity it was lovely to see some Common Pipistrelles flying quite high above the trees. After a gentle stroll, we crossed over to the benches by the sea wall where we soon found lots of bats zipping up and down the beach, no doubt scooping up lots of insects! Mostly common pips. but there were some lower calls that could be Nathusius or Khul's. We had come prepared with flasks of hot drinks and home-made apple cake so it was a lovely chatty end to the evening. Photos courtesy of Jooj duQuemin ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

3 weeks ago

Lovely batty evening at St Ouens Manor, with super warm conditions, & plenty of bats. All bats released unharmed, after morphometrics taken, & research permitted under special license. Thank you to the Seigneur for welcoming us at the Manor ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

4 weeks ago

We had an excellent capture/release session at Noirmont last night in sub-tropical conditions. Our team consisted of 8 bat enthusiasts, including a couple of newcomers. We captured a total of 5 bats in the harp traps and net from 3 different species. Thanks to Jane S for most of the photos. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

4 weeks ago

The bats are starting to return to the boxes finally. At one of our sites, we have 6 bats in 3 different boxes, all Common Pipistrelle, our smallest Jersey bat. If anyone would like to make us some bat boxes we would really appreciate it! ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

Some photos, thanks to Jane Street, from last night's bat research at Trinity under the light of the Super Blue Moon. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

Had a pleasant evening doing bat research under the Super Blue Moon last night. Thanks to everyone for their help & for making it a fun evening. There was a lot of early bat activity & we were able to capture a nicely marked Pipistrellus pipistrellus to add to our count of 3 species during past 2 weeks. Pip released safely & all work carried out under special license ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

The Jersey Bat Group International Bat Night celebration was a great evening with some wonderful people joining us. We had a great night of learning, engaging and some spectacular bat watching with a lot of the common pipistrelles flying around us. A few of our attendees caught a Serotine in the area too.International Bat Night may be an annual celebration, but that doesn’t stop us from learning and appreciating bats throughout the year! Thank you to our wonderful volunteers for helping us, and for all the folks that came along to enjoy the night.We hope to see you very soon!If you would like to become a member of the Jersey Bat Group and stay in touch with events like these (and more!), please go to our website to see more information regarding membership here: www.jerseybatgroup.org and our membership form for Individual’s can be found here: www.jerseybatgroup.org/membership/membership-form/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

This year we are celebtrating International Bat Night in the Pont Marquet Country Park on Saturday 26 August, where we will be doing a short walk and listening to talks from members of the Jersey Bat Group. Come and learn about the bats we have in Jersey, see if you can spot and hear some bats, and join our batty community!Meeting at the Pont Marquet car park (What3words: fume.messing.boiler w3w.co/fume.messing.boiler or goo.gl/maps/7gQEnHsC1NMWV3V48), a stall will be available with some fun bat-themed merchandise, and the talks will commence at 8pm.Make sure to come in weather-appropriate clothing, close-toed shoes, and a torch/headlight (sunset time: 20:04).www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/international-bat-night-walk-talk-tickets-705427722307?aff=oddtdtcreator ... See MoreSee Less

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Jersey Bat Group

1 month ago

Are you thinking you would like to do something different with your evenings/spare time/retirement but don’t know what?Join the Jersey Bat Group!We are a small group of bat enthusiasts with a variety of experience, by no means all bat experts!We would love to do more to spread the word island-wide about these fascinating creatures and help protect them, but we need members that would like to get actively involved. If you are interested in the details below, or indeed have another idea as to how you can help, just contact us – enquiries@jerseybatgroup.org – with your contact details and we can give you a call to discuss further.Maybe you would like to be a citizen scientist and encourage others to join in too. You could promote sunset surveys and the great garden bat watch initiative (check out past events on our website for more details). You could also help with placing acoustic monitoring equipment in areas of interest that JBG members or the public have identified to gather information on bat activity and species. ... See MoreSee Less

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