#BatAppreciationMonth
One of our #ConservationWins this year became inclusion of the #GreaterNoctule - #Europe’s largest bat – into the new edition of the #RedDataBook of Belarus. The endangered bat was rediscovered in the country after decades of absence: wildpolesia.org/blog/2025/04...
One of our #ConservationWins this year became inclusion of the #GreaterNoctule - #Europe’s largest bat – into the new edition of the #RedDataBook of Belarus. The endangered bat was rediscovered in the country after decades of absence: wildpolesia.org/blog/2025/04...
A rare bat rediscovered in the depth of Polesia is taken under legal protection | Wild Polesia
A rare bat the Greater Noctule rediscovered in the depth of Polesia is taken under legal protection
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October 20, 2025 at 10:29 AM
#BatAppreciationMonth
One of our #ConservationWins this year became inclusion of the #GreaterNoctule - #Europe’s largest bat – into the new edition of the #RedDataBook of Belarus. The endangered bat was rediscovered in the country after decades of absence: wildpolesia.org/blog/2025/04...
One of our #ConservationWins this year became inclusion of the #GreaterNoctule - #Europe’s largest bat – into the new edition of the #RedDataBook of Belarus. The endangered bat was rediscovered in the country after decades of absence: wildpolesia.org/blog/2025/04...
The 🦇#GreaterNoctule is officially protected in Belarus now!
Europe's largest #bat was thought to be locally extinct for >80 years. In 2019 its presence was confirmed by our experts. Due to our project’s efforts, it's listed in the new edition of the #RedDataBook that is updated once in 10 years.
Europe's largest #bat was thought to be locally extinct for >80 years. In 2019 its presence was confirmed by our experts. Due to our project’s efforts, it's listed in the new edition of the #RedDataBook that is updated once in 10 years.
April 4, 2025 at 8:19 AM
The 🦇#GreaterNoctule is officially protected in Belarus now!
Europe's largest #bat was thought to be locally extinct for >80 years. In 2019 its presence was confirmed by our experts. Due to our project’s efforts, it's listed in the new edition of the #RedDataBook that is updated once in 10 years.
Europe's largest #bat was thought to be locally extinct for >80 years. In 2019 its presence was confirmed by our experts. Due to our project’s efforts, it's listed in the new edition of the #RedDataBook that is updated once in 10 years.
September 27, 2024 at 1:06 PM