Population trends for UK bat species
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Updated May 14, 2020
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteJoint Nature Conservation Committee (2020). Population trends for UK bat species [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/population-trends-for-uk-bat-speciesDataset updatedMay 14, 2020AuthorsJoint Nature Conservation CommitteeArea coveredUnited KingdomDescriptionStatistics comprise population trends for 11 of the UK’s 17 breeding bat species, based on National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP) data. The NBMP relies on hundreds of volunteer bat surveyors. Population trends are generally provided at GB level, but for one species (Daubenton’s bat) there are sufficient data from NI to enable trend analysis at UK level. Trends are also broken down to country level where possible. Data contribute to UK and England Biodiversity indicators, and are important in enabling the UK to meet obligations under the Habitats Directive, report on and implement country biodiversity strategies, and report to EUROBATS.
Population trends of UK bat species
- gov.uk
Updated May 9, 2018ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteJoint Nature Conservation Committee (2018). Population trends of UK bat species [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/population-trends-of-uk-bat-speciesDataset updatedMay 9, 2018AuthorsJoint Nature Conservation CommitteeArea coveredUnited KingdomDescriptionStatistics comprise population trends for 11 of the UK’s 17 breeding bat species, based on National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP) data. The NBMP relies on hundreds of volunteer bat surveyors. Population trends are generally provided at GB level, but for one species (Daubenton’s bat) there are sufficient data from NI to enable trend analysis at UK level.
Trends are also broken down to country level where possible. Data contribute to UK and England Biodiversity indicators, and are important in enabling the UK to meet obligations under the Habitats Directive, report on and implement country biodiversity strategies, and report to EUROBATS.
All UK (though limited inclusion of NI data due to small sample sizes).
Population trends for UK bat species: 2021 publication
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Updated May 20, 2021ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteJoint Nature Conservation Committee (2021). Population trends for UK bat species: 2021 publication [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/population-trends-for-uk-bat-species-2021-publicationDataset updatedMay 20, 2021AuthorsJoint Nature Conservation CommitteeArea coveredUnited KingdomDescriptionStatistics comprise population trends for 11 of the UK’s 17 breeding bat species, based on National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP) data. The NBMP relies on hundreds of volunteer bat surveyors. Population trends are generally provided at GB level, but for one species (Daubenton’s bat) there are sufficient data from NI to enable trend analysis at UK level. Trends are also broken down to country level where possible. Data contribute to UK and England Biodiversity indicators, and are important for reporting on and implementation of country biodiversity strategies, and the report to EUROBATS.
https://jncc.gov.uk/about-jncc/corporate-information/jncc-official-statistics-list-and-release-dates/" class="govuk-link">List of JNCC official statistics
Population trends for UK bat species (2022 publication; includes dates up to...
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Updated May 19, 2022ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteJoint Nature Conservation Committee (2022). Population trends for UK bat species (2022 publication; includes dates up to 2021) [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/population-trends-for-uk-bat-species-2022-publication-includes-dates-up-to-2021Dataset updatedMay 19, 2022AuthorsJoint Nature Conservation CommitteeArea coveredUnited KingdomDescriptionStatistics comprise population trends for 10 of the UK’s 17 breeding bat species, based on National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP) data. The NBMP relies on hundreds of volunteer bat surveyors. Population trends are generally provided at GB level, but for one species (Daubenton’s bat) there are sufficient data from NI to enable trend analysis at UK level. Trends are also broken down to country level where possible. Data contribute to UK and England Biodiversity indicators, and are important for reporting on and implementation of country biodiversity strategies, and the report to EUROBATS.
Population trends for UK bat species (2023 publication; includes dates up to...
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Updated May 18, 2023ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteJoint Nature Conservation Committee (2023). Population trends for UK bat species (2023 publication; includes dates up to 2022) [Dataset]. https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/population-trends-for-uk-bat-species-2023-publication-includes-dates-up-to-2022Dataset updatedMay 18, 2023AuthorsJoint Nature Conservation CommitteeArea coveredUnited KingdomDescriptionStatistics comprise population trends for 10 of the UK’s 17 breeding bat species, based on National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP) data. The NBMP relies on hundreds of volunteer bat surveyors. Population trends are generally provided at GB level, but for one species (Daubenton’s bat) there are sufficient data from NI to enable trend analysis at UK level. Trends are also broken down to country level where possible. Data contribute to UK and England Biodiversity indicators, and are important for reporting on and implementation of country biodiversity strategies, and the report to EUROBATS.
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FacebookTwitterEmailStatistics comprise population trends for 11 of the UK’s 17 breeding bat species, based on National Bat Monitoring Programme (NBMP) data. The NBMP relies on hundreds of volunteer bat surveyors. Population trends are generally provided at GB level, but for one species (Daubenton’s bat) there are sufficient data from NI to enable trend analysis at UK level. Trends are also broken down to country level where possible. Data contribute to UK and England Biodiversity indicators, and are important in enabling the UK to meet obligations under the Habitats Directive, report on and implement country biodiversity strategies, and report to EUROBATS.