Welcome to #WingedWednesday Webinars!
Bats without Borders is dedicated to protecting bat populations across southern Africa and given our current global bat conservation challenges, our aim for these webinars is to connect people across Africa and beyond to share current research methods/findings and strengthen bat research and conservation capacity.
Our webinars are being held on Zoom, please pre-register by completing the sign up form below, and we'll be able to keep you updated on our #WingedWednesday Webinars and send you joining instructions for each webinar.
Please note: you only need to register once, we are limited to 100 participants per webinars, so we will be sending out signing instructions to everyone and the first 100 to login on the day will be admitted. We apologise in advance if anyone misses out but we are recording these webinars and you can watch them later on our YouTube channel.
Our webinars are being held on Zoom, please pre-register by completing the sign up form below, and we'll be able to keep you updated on our #WingedWednesday Webinars and send you joining instructions for each webinar.
Please note: you only need to register once, we are limited to 100 participants per webinars, so we will be sending out signing instructions to everyone and the first 100 to login on the day will be admitted. We apologise in advance if anyone misses out but we are recording these webinars and you can watch them later on our YouTube channel.
Please note from July our webinars will be the second and fourth Wednesday of every month.
Upcoming webinars
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28 April 2021
26 May 2021
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Dr Francisco Amorim
Claire Dusabe
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Why single species research is important: European free-tailed bat as a case study.
Bat Research and Conservation in Rwanda
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