29 November 2017

Pest Advice for controlling Bats

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 provides protection for all species of bat found in the United Kingdom.

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It is illegal to kill, or even disturb, bats in their roosts.

If bats are present, and there is a possibility of them being disturbed, you should consult:


Bat Conservation Trust
T: 0845 1300 228
E: enquiries@bats.org.uk
W: www.bats.org.uk

They will offer advice and if required arrange for a person to visit the site and advise on the best course of action.

Bats may only be handled by those licensed to do so.

Having problems with bats?

Contact the Bat Conservation Trust.

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Source: A-Z

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