Our Loan Program for students has once again yielded remarkable results in the field of environmental research. Rani Davis, a talented researcher from the University of Queensland, conducted a ground-breaking study investigating the impact of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN) on insectivorous bat activity in Brisbane, Australia.
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In July 2022, Titley Scientific loaned a Regal receiver to Auritus Wildlife Consultancy to help them in a project to track bats in Galloway, UK.
The project was a great success!
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You can now get your Anabat Express upgraded to record in Full Spectrum!
Why you should upgrade your Anabat Express and how?
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One of the most common issues with detectors deployed in the field is microphone failure due to improper care and setup. You can avoid these problems by following a few simple steps before, during and after deployment, and save yourself the major headache of losing data.Read More -
The Florida bonneted bat (Molossidae: Eumops floridanus) is one of the rarest bats in the world and has been protected under the Endangered Species Act since 2013. Ellen Pierce with the University of Illinois is studying bat box use and preference by this species. Finding the right type of bat box could help supplement available roosts in their restricted range.
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Here are some pointers to help folk care for their field kit and avoid common errors. Written by our UK distributor Andrew Dobson.Read More -
Bogotá, Colombia is one of the largest cities in South America and as a neotropical city located at 2600 meters elevation, it offers a unique habitat. To explore the bat population, this study is a collaboration between Fundación Reserva Natural La Palmita, Research Center and the Laboratorio de ornitologia y bioacustica from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá Colombia.Read More -
Autonomous passive acoustic recorders are gradually being adopted by ecologists for surveying biodiversity around the globe.Read More -
Our dedicated team of engineers and ecologists work closely with experts worldwide to bring the latest technology to the frontline of wildlife conservation. Learn a little more about our team...
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The Cubberla-Witton Catchments Network (CWCN) puts as much emphasis on community, education and engagement, as on, hands-on rehabilitation and conservation of biodiversity. To protect and enhance our natural assets, we need to know what fauna and flora we have and to encourage learning about it, targeting all age groups and knowledge levels.
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