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Surveying for Bats in Trees And Woodland: Guide (BS 8596:2015)

Handbook / Manual
By: British Standards Institution (BSI)(Author)
66 pages
Surveying for Bats in Trees And Woodland: Guide (BS 8596:2015)
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All UK bats and their roosts are protected by the law – If you manage trees or woodland you must meet the legal requirements to follow best practice in avoiding killing, injuring or disturbing bats or damaging or destroying their roosts. That means you will need to survey the trees or woodland you manage to look for bats and roosts, and taking steps to mitigate any disturbance.

BS 8596 now brings together in one place guidance on all aspects of this process, for all audiences. It covers operations ranging from the management of individual garden trees, through the loss of woodlands as a result of development, to ongoing forestry management.

The new standard:
- Explains how to survey for bats in individual trees, groups of trees and woodland
- Outlines a systematic process involving scoping, roost and activity surveys
- Offers guidance on how best to present the data
- Promotes sustainable forest management

If you’re directly involved in managing trees or woodland, BS 8596 will help you manage regulatory risk – giving the assurance that you’ve followed best practice in assessing the presence of bats, and offering guidance on when the services of a bat specialist might be needed.

BS 8596 will be of value for woodland managers and operatives, arboriculturists, planning officers, developers, ecological consultants, utility companies and flood risk managers among many others.

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By: British Standards Institution (BSI)(Author)
66 pages
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