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Dormouse Ecology

Dormouse Ecology
The Hazel dormouse is shy, secretive and nocturnal, so you are not very likely to see one. But due to work done by Elaine Hurrell, Doug Woods, Pat Morris and Paul Bright, to name but a few, quite a lot is now know about this elusive animal. Follow the links to explore the biology and ecology of dormice. If you would prefer a book we would heartily recommend:
Pat Morris’s book Dormice which is available at:

nhbs Environment Bookstore

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  • Dormice in 2012

    It has been a mild winter this year and it will be interesting to see how well the national population has fared given that hibernation is such a crucial time for dormice. Please make sure you send any results to Peoples Trust for Endangered Species for inclusion in the National Dormouse Monitoring Programme. CP_Dormouse_175
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