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Our strategy to help bats and people thrive together - News - Bat Conservation Trust (www.bats.org.uk)

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Bat Conservation Trust publishes its new three-year strategy (2024 – 2027), which is based on our 10-year Theory of Change (2024 – 2034).

The Theory of Change allows us to take a longer view while recognising challenges we need to overcome. The three-year strategy acknowledges that external factors are changing fast, and we need to be agile in our responses.

Our work has helped deliver one of the UK’s consistent conservation successes. Thanks to legal protection and conservation action we are starting to see very slow signs of recovery for some bat species. There is much left to do, and we remain vigilant to emerging threats, but we have a solid foundation for our work over the next decade.

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