Between 1 Jan and 30 June 2019, student teams from universities across the UK will be recording the mammals found on campus. Want to take part?
Latest News from the Mammal Society
Latest news from the Mammal Society including latest press releases, position statements, blogs, new projects, publications and more.
First call for papers – Spring Conference 2019
The Mammal Society’s 65th Spring Conference is fast approaching and we would like to invite you to submit your papers.
Search for 2019 Mammal Photographer of the Year begins
The Mammal Society is on the look out for its next Mammal Photographer of the Year. Could that be you? Deadline for entries 01.03.2019.
National #MammalWeek is here! 20-28 October 2018
National #MammalWeek is organised by the Mammal Society as a celebration and awareness week of mammals and their conservation in Great Britain.
Autumn Symposium – Non-native Mammals in Britain
Friday 9 & Saturday 10 November 2018 in London – RESERVE YOUR PLACE TODAY!
Call for public to help wildlife conservation
The new Mammal Mapper app is designed to record information on the location and number of animals spotted on walks or bicycle rides.
British mammals’ fight for survival
Almost one in five of British mammal species face a high risk of extinction, according to the first comprehensive review of their populations for more than 20 years launched today by The Mammal Society and Natural England. The red squirrel, wildcat and the grey long-eared bat are all listed as facing severe threats to their…
Water voles remain at risk from developers
New research published today by Oxford University’s Wildcru, in collaboration with Natural England, Mammal Society and PTES reveals that water voles remain at risk from developers. The water vole, immortalised as ‘Ratty’ in Kenneth Grahams’ Wind in the Willows was formerly a common sight on waterways throughout mainland Britain. However, catastrophic declines due to predation…
