Flying-fox Forum Presentations
Report on a grey-headed flying fox mass mortality event involving a single roost tree
by Alison Peel, Racheal Walker, Denise Karkkainen, Isla Cramer and Emma Glennon
Autonomous Flying Fox Roost Monitoring and Low-force Sprinkler Cooling System
by Afnan Bashir
Managing Urban Flying-Fox Camps Into The Future
by David Westcott, Australia’s National Science Agency
Commonwealth Flying-fox Update
Geoff Richardson, Department of the Environment and Energy
Dispersing Flying-fox camps – what are the issues and where to next?
by Assoc Prof Rodney van der Ree National Technical Executive: Ecology School of BioSciences, Univ of Melbourne
Flying-fox Roost Management Framework
by Department of Environment and Science
Planning for Human Wildlife Conflicts
by Heidi Thomson
Grey-headed Flying Foxes in South Australia
by Jason Van Weenen
managing grey-headed flying-foxes:lessons learned during planning and construction of a major highway upgrade in NSW
by Josie Stokes – Principal Ecologist, Wsp-Sydney
a policy for the grey-headed flying fox
by Kelly Dobson – ACT Gov
What’s up with flying-fox health?
by Keren Cox-Witton Wildlife Health Australia
Efficacy of education in changing public attitudes toward flying-foxes
by Maree Kerr | Griffith University
Australasian Bat Society Flying-fox Expert Group Update 2019
by Maree Treadwell and Jess Bracks
Flying-fox conservation and camp management in New South Wales
National Flying-fox Forum 2019
Putting up with Noisy Neighbours
by Michelle Jeffrey
Heat Stress in Flying-fox Camps
by Mike Roache
4th Annual National Flying-fox Forum
13-14 November 2019
Flying-fox Camp and Foraging Habitat Mapping
by Peggy Eby, Rebecca Sims and Jess Bracks
Automated low-force sprinklers as a cooling system for flying-foxes during heat events
by Dr. Tania Bishop BVSc(hons1a)MANZCVS(Avian Health)
Observing the effects of placing sprinklers mid-storey in a flying-fox colony during a low humidity heat event
by Dr Tania Bishop | Wildlife Veterinarian
Afnan Bashir | Founder Allspice Technologies
Tyron de Kauwe | Sunshine Coast Regional Council
