Mampam Conservation

With 16 years experience of conducting high quality bat surveys worldwide, Mampam Conservation now offers bat surveys to UK specifications for planning purposes in Great Britain. Based in Glossop, we conduct bat surveys to extremely high standards and are fully licenced by Natural England and Scottish Natural Heritage. This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

An Introduction to the Bats of Glossop


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About Mampam

Bye Bye Butaan

Butaan start to visit fruiting trees before they are large enough to swallow the fruits. They make repeat journeys to trees, perhaps to reinforce memory of the position of the tree. If the youngster survives it may continue to use this tree for many decades. Fruiting trees like this are a vital resource for entire populations of butaan. Learn more >

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The Butaan Project

Monitoring Individuals 3

The best way to monitor individual butaan would be to extract DNA from fresh feces found on the forest floor. We can find the feces but we cannot afford the analysis!