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A TCV Community Network Group site. Anton Lakes Local Nature Reserve. Rooksbury Mill Park Nature Reserve. TARCA welcome anyone who has a similar interest and wants to join our group. We hope to see you at one of our tasks.

An all-Ireland charity that promotes the conservation of bats and their habitats. How are Irish bats doing? Bat Detectors getting and using them. What is a bat? Bats are mammals, with fur covered bodies, they are warm blooded and give birth to live young. Mothers feed their newborn babies milk. Bats are the only mammals that undertake true flight. Find out more about bats.

The Northern Ireland Bat Group was formed in 1985, the year when bats first achieved protected status in the province. Northern Ireland is home to eight of the nine species of bats found in Ireland. Bats and their roosts are protected by law throughout Ireland and Great Britain. Welcome to the Northern Ireland Bat Group. For advice about bats, please take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions. Membership of the Northern Ireland Bat Group is.

A TCV Community Network Group site. Bicester Fields, Langford Village. Click here for a 6-minute radio interview. Hello and welcome to the website of Bicester Green Gym. WE LOVE TO WORK OUT! We were established in May 2006 and are based in Bure Park, Bicester. We became self-running, though still supported by TCV, in April 2008. It is generally a much more exciting and constructive alternative to going to the gym or home exercise! .

In over five decades of inspiring people and improving places, The Conservation Volunteers has consistently supported people working locally to improve their environment and their life chances, and created resilience in the most vulnerable communities. Welcome to The Conservation Volunteers blogs. Where we share what we do. Tiny moths and peat bogs.

Burrenbeo Trust is a landscape charity dedicated to connecting all of us to our places and our role in caring for them. We engage with local and visiting communities, old and young, to generate a sense of informed pride in their heritage and landscape. We work directly and indirectly, alone and with other organisations, to conserve the natural and cultural heritage of the Burren. Find out more about what we do. Find out about our supporters.