Info on Bats | 2018 Flying Fox Forum Presentations

2018 Flying Fox Forum Presentations

Urban Wildlife App: Flying Foxes (see bottom of this post)

• 2018 Flying Fox Forum Presentations

Third National Flying-fox Forum Opening Slides Download Presentation

Into the Wild: Integration of Human-Derived Microorganisms into Flying Fox Microbiomes Download Presentation

A New Narrative: The Conversation We Need To Be Having About Flying-Foxes 
Presented by Brad Nolan Download Presentation

Cairns Flying-fox Advisory Committee Download Presentation

Forum Context and Background Presented by Emily Hatfield Download Presentation

Australasian Bat Society Flying-fox Expert Group Update Presented by Jess Bracks & Maree Treadwell Download Presentation

Managing Flying-Foxes in Queensland Presented by The Local Government Association of Queensland & Kristy Gooding Download Presentation

Community consultation & outrage – some theory and practice Presented by Michael Ulph & GHD Environment Download Presentation

The Spectacled flying-fox Presented by Maree Treadwell Kerr Download Presentation

Flying-fox conservation and camp management in NSW Presented by Matthew Mo Download Presentation

Gauging attitudes of residents living close to flying-fox camps to inform conflict management Presented by Dr Pia Lentini Download Presentation

Flying-foxes in Victoria – 2018 update Presented by Rodney van der Ree Download Presentation

It’s not just noise… Presented by Tim Pearson & Ken Cheng Download Presentation

Togla Hospital Presented by Jenny Download Presentation

Urban Wildlife App

Urban Wildlife App: Flying Foxes

CAUL Hub has released a citizen science app, which lets you help monitor native wildlife in Australian cities.

You can record sightings of bell frogs, beneficial insects and flying foxes, view all of your previous records, and see a map of where other citizen scientists have recorded sightings in your area. Users from all states and territories in Australia can participate.

The data you record about the behaviours of urban wildlife will help scientists at the CAUL Hub to better understand how we can manage native wildlife and their habitats so that their populations can persist and co-exist with humans.

Available on Google Play or the Apple Store
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