— Kent Bat Group

Kent Underground Research Group - The Kent Underground Research Group carry out research into the origins, use and history of the many subterranean features of Kent and the South East.

The Bat Detective provides general information about bats.

BatBox produce the 'Batbox' bat detectors.

Kent Wildlife Trust working towards a living landscape and living seas, in and around Kent and Medway.

Also see Kent Wildlife Trust's Study days including one on bats and Wild About Gardens including the best bat garden.

UK Safari for anyone interested in the wildlife and countryside of Britain. Features facts, photos, and a free newsletter.

Wild about Britain aims to change the face of British wildlife by raising awareness and inspiration in our natural heritage, the environment and it's conservation.

Kent Mammal Group Notice: Are You A Mammal Photographer?

The Kent Mammal Atlas is a collaborative project between The Kent Bat Group (KBG), Kent and Medway Biological Records Centre (KMBRC), The East and West Kent Badger Groups and the Kent Mammal Group (KMG). A mammal atlas committee has been setup with representation from many of the aforementioned groups that has oversight for the creation and publication of the atlas.

The Kent mammal atlas project is in need of your best digital mammal photographs of species that occur in Kent. We are hoping that you'll send in your best digital photographs to allow the mammal atlas committee to then select photos that are suitable for possible inclusion within the forthcoming mammal atlas.

Copyright of the images must be the property of the submitter and will remain so. The mammal atlas committee will not be able to confirm receipt of images. The mammal atlas committee reserves the right to publish these images in the atlas as they deem suitable. All photographers of images published in the atlas will receive a credit.

Guidelines For Submitting Images.

Please refer to the Kent Mammal Group website for the list of mammals requiring photographs and also read the specifications below. Please then e-mail your JPEG images to webmaster@kentmammalgroup.org.uk

Digital Specifications

1. To determine suitability for inclusion within the atlas. Images must be submitted as JPEGS, saved at the highest quality setting available i.e. 10 in Photoshop, Adobe RGB (1998), and must be 1920 pixels on the longest dimension. The closing date for the submission of JPEGS will be 30^th November 2012.

2. If your photograph is selected for inclusion within the atlas a high resolution image will be then be requested (preferably TIFF). This should be 8-bit, Adobe RGB (1998) at 300ppi.