Piers Sangan

Wildlife ecologist and Conservation Land Manager

Piers is a wildlife ecologist and conservation land manager with more than 15 years' experience working with small mammals and bats in the UK and Channel Islands, as well as management of protected conservation areas and farm biodiversity plans.

Piers' research has focused on Bats, and habitats. Current research is focusing on grey long eared bats. His MSc dissertation researched the Roosting ecology and phenology of grey long eared bats in Jersey.

Piers has been involved as a guest lecturer for a University of Exeter MSc course as well as teaching ecological skills and advanced techniques courses for the Mammal Society and to trainees in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.  He has also delivered a number of presentations to conferences and educational webinars, relating to grey long eared bats and farming and biodiversity.