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A recent study reveals a surprisingly high prevalence of bats residing in English churches, with an estimated 50% serving as roosting sites. This widespread cohabitation underscores the importance of balancing conservation efforts for these protected species with the preservation of historic church buildings. Understanding the specific needs of bats within these structures is crucial for developing effective strategies that mitigate potential damage and promote peaceful coexistence for both the bat populations and the church communities.
