For National Mammal Week we are pleased to present a brand new hedgehog design in our online clothing store. This new design is available in our whole range to include T-shirts, sweaters and tote bags. All are made to order in an ethically accredited, organic certified factory. What’s more we are offering free postage just for #MammalWeek….
Latest News from the Mammal Society
Latest news from the Mammal Society including latest press releases, position statements, blogs, new projects, publications and more.
Mammal Photographer of the Year 2018
Could you be our next Mammal Photographer of the Year? Earlier this year, Alastair Marsh wowed our judges with this beautiful photo of one of our most love arboreal mammals, the pine marten. Mammals are some of our most difficult creatures to photograph in the UK. Entrants to our photo competition prove every year that they…
National Mammal Week is here!
National Mammal Week is organised by the Mammal Society as a celebration and awareness week of mammals and their conservation in the UK. This year’s dates are the 21st-29th October. So what happens during National Mammal Week? You can check out our diary for mammal themed events to attend around the country, take part in our 2017 Hedgehog…
Last chance to buy tickets
Don’t forget to book your ticket to this year’s Mammal Society symposium, Friday 3rd November held in London. Find out what the impact humans have on marine mammals and the latest in marine surveying and health from national and international speakers. This event, “Advances in marine mammal science to support conservation” is being chaired by Peter Evans of Bangor University…
Mammal Society welcomes Evergreen Insurance Services
The Mammal Society is pleased to welcome our new corporate supporter, Evergreen Insurance Services. This support is vital to enable us to continue leading science-led mammal conservation and we are really looking forward to working with them over the next year and beyond. Dave Gardiner, Founder of Evergreen Insurance Services says: “With a lifelong passion for our…
Mammal Society joins appeal to safeguard of mountain hare populations in Scotland
The Mammal Society has joined a coalition of ten environmental and outdoor organisations calling for action by the Scottish Government to introduce urgent safeguards for mountain hare populations. The group of organisations, which also includes; RSPB Scotland, Scottish Wildlife Trust, Scottish Raptor Study Group, Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group, Cairngorms Campaign, National Trust Scotland, Royal…
First call for Papers!
The Mammal Society’s 64th Spring Conference is fast approaching and we would like to invite you to submit your papers. This is the first call for papers or posters and we are keen to hear from as wide a range of speakers as possible; academic research projects, interesting results from consultancy work and amateur surveys…
Book your ticket for The Mammal Society Autumn Symposium 2017
Tickets are now available to book for our Autumn Symposium on Friday 3rd November 2017. This year the event will centre around “Advances in marine mammal science to support conservation”. The symposium is co-organised with Peter Evans of Bangor University and the Sea Watch Foundation. The programme features some of the latest and most innovative…
Would you like to work for us? We have a vacancy!
We are recruiting a new Information Officer! We are looking for a highly motivated, independent, and dynamic member of staff, with a keen interest in British mammals and a desire to promote evidence-based conservation. We have an excellent and growing social media presence, and the employee will be responsible for continuing this trajectory: an ability…
May UMAC Surveys: Spotlight from Southampton MammalWatch
Hello once again Mammal Lovers, it’s been ‘camera traps are go’ for us here in Southampton, and we’ve been loving all the cute pics! As we near the end of our Mammal’s Tail at SotonMammalWatch HQ, we’re still looking for good finds. As the weather warms up (Thank you Mother Nature) and deadlines die down,…
