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Help save native species Under threat - Sep 9, 2008 South Western Rural Advertiser,The grey-headed flying fox and the green-and-golden bell frog (pictured) are under threat in Chipping Norton, Hammondville and Casula while the regent
Volunteers needed to save wildlife - Sep 8, 2008 Wollondilly Advertiser,A recent study by the Department of Environment and Climate Change found the koala, the grey-headed flying-fox and the green and golden bell frog are under
Specific species need your special help - Sep 2, 2008 North Shore Times,A new study shows species such as the grey-headed flying-fox, gang-gang cockatoo and the red-crowned toadlet are under threat. The study, conducted by the
Call to save Parramatta's threatened species - Sep 1, 2008 Parramatta Sun,Landcare Week as a new study shows that wildlife species like the Koala, the Grey-headed Flying-fox and the Swift Parrot are under threat in the area.
Licences to kill Australian iconic wildlife - Aug 2, 2008 Melbourne Herald Sun,Permits were issued to control endangered animals such as the grey-headed flying fox, protected under the Flora and Fauna Act 1988.
Govt puts stop on quarry - Aug 4, 2008 The Northern Star,The department has outlined a number of concerns with the proposal, including the impacts to both koala and grey-headed flying fox habitat, as well as noise
Thank bats, not birds for bug control - Apr 3, 2008 Canada.com,A Grey-Headed Flying Fox flies through the air at the Royal Botanic Gardens March 20, 2008 in Sydney, Australia. "Bats are impacting ecological systems in
Foxing around the Botanic Gardens - Feb 18, 2008 Daily Telegraph,But over the past 10 years, a grey-headed flying-fox camp has been destroying the Palm Grove, a unique collection of rare and historical plants dating back
Bats to paint the town red - Feb 7, 2008 Melbourne Herald Sun,Single interstate colonies can number 500000 -- 15 times bigger than the peak population of Kew's existing grey-headed flying fox colony.
Thumbs down to bat cull - Jan 31, 2008 Singleton Argus,...“The EPBC Administrative Guidelines on significance for the Grey Headed Flying Fox allow for culling only in commercial fruit crops during the fruiting
Flying foxes to wilt with climate change - Nov 28, 2007 ABC Science Online,The grey-headed flying fox, seen here, is one species of Australian fruitbat that is vulnerable to heat stress in high summer temperatures.
Temperature peaks killing off flying foxes - Nov 27, 2007 Telegraph.co.uk,Since 1994 some 30000 flying foxes have been killed by 19 similar events, with most of these being the temperate grey-headed flying fox, according to Dr
Bats must go - Nov 8, 2007 Singleton Argus,After exhausting all options to rid Singleton’s picturesque Burdekin Park of its grey headed flying fox colony the fight is getting serious with councillors
Debate over river event - Nov 5, 2007 Wingham Chronicle,This time of year is particularly sensitive for the reserve’s grey-headed flying-fox population as many of the endangered animals are carrying babies.
It’s the bats or the park - Oct 18, 2007 Singleton Argus,In April this year Singleton Council resolved to use the chemical D-Ter to rid Burdekin Park of a camp of the threatened Grey-headed Flying Fox and the
Focus on wildlife as nature calls for a close-up - Aug 18, 2007 Sydney Morning Herald,Griffith's image of a grey-headed flying fox is one of the top 25 photographs selected for exhibition in this year's inaugural New Scientist Eureka Prize
Important summer visitorsJan 16, 2006 ...their carers. Numbers of the Grey-Headed Flying Fox continue to drop dramatically and the species is listed as 'vulnerable'. To ... Bega District News,
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