Revival of the Fortunes of Serotine in Kent

Our next KBG talk will be given by Chairman Dr. John Puckett and will be presented via Zoom.

How protecting roosts and the surrounding habits - ancient woodland and biodiverse grasslands - provides both warmth for growing pups and adequate food forage for lactating mums, thus stabilising local populations.

The link will be sent out to members nearer the time.

Event Information

Event Date	16-01-2025 7:30 pm
Event End Date	16-01-2025 9:30 pm

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A typical display at an organised event.
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Hazel Ryan being interviewed by Rob Smith at an open garden event for a Kent Wildlife Trust podcast.
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KBG running a bat walk - © Shirley Thompson