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EUROBATS leaflets

The EUROBATS Secretariat offers three leaflets. The blue EUROBATS leaflet introduces the Agreement and provides general information about bats. The green leaflet focuses on the relationship between bats and forestry. The blue and green leaflets are available in several languages. If you would like to receive them as hard copies free of charge, please contact the EUROBATS Secretariat through the general email address

 


The leaflet "Rabies in European bats" (edition 2024, revised on 30.01.2025) contains essential information on bat rabies in Europe, explained in simple and scientifically sound terms. The leaflet "Rabies in European bats" is available for downloading in English and Ukrainian (double-page spread PDF and page-width PDF) and in German. If you intend to translate this leaflet into your national language, please contact the Secretariat. Corrigendum: several sentences were added to the revised version of the leaflet at the end of section "Rabies" (page 3).

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

The leaflet on the EUROBATS Agreement and bats in general is available as a hardcopy in English, French and German from the EUROBATS Secretariat. PDFs of these leaflets along with the Bulgarian version can be downloaded below.
 

 
 

 
 

The EUROBATS leaflet on "Bats and Forestry" was published in September 2009. It is available from the EUROBATS Secretariat in English, French and German.

To print this leaflet, please select "landscape" page format and page scaling "shrink large pages". The printout should comprise of two A4 pages. 

The forestry leaflet has been produced already in some other European countries, adapted to their national situation.
So far it is available from Ireland, Italy, Denmark, Portugal, Belarus (in Russian), Albania and the Ukraine. If you intend to translate this leaflet into your national language, please contact the Secretariat.

General guidelines for the translation are available here.

 

 
 

 
 

 
 



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