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The English woodland bat-call survey

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98 million bat calls could reveal which English woods need closer protection
A survey of 310 English woodland sites is revealing bat activity at enormous scale. Its conservation value depends on verified species records—not treating calls as a population count.
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- 98 million+Bat calls recorded—not individual animals
- 310English woodland sites sampled
- 217 TBVolume of recordings collected

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BBC NewsPrima a riferirnebbc.co.uk · 30 ott, 6:10 UTC2
1. AI makes Britain's largest woodland bat survey possible, scientists say30 ott UTC
2. AI is unlocking the secrets of these rare bats30 ott UTC · video
Bat Conservation Trustbats.org.uk5
data.gov.uk5
Forest Researchforestresearch.gov.uk2
1. AI helps reveal Britain's bats in largest-ever national woodland bat survey
2. The NCEA National Woodland Bat Survey
doi.org2
1. Towards a General Approach for Bat Echolocation Detection and Classification
2. Whombat: An open‐source audio annotation tool for machine learning assisted bioacoustics
University College Londonucl.ac.uk1
1. AI helps reveal Britain's bats in largest-ever national woodland bat survey | UCL News
ed.ac.uk1
1. Bat detective - Deep learning tools for bat acoustic signal detection
ref.ac.uk1
1. Results and submissions : REF 2021

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Organizzazioni

Bat Conservation TrustBritish charity
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairsagriculture ministry of United Kingdom (British ministerial department)
Forest Researchresearch organisation of UK Forestry Commission
University College Londonpublic research university in London, England, United Kingdom

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England