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1. Flying Foxes

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   17 Oct 2023: 11 Tallegalla (not recently active). 12 Chuwar (not recently active). Flying foxes typically prefer roosting in trees near creeks with a thick understorey of shrubs and grasses, though a loss of ... Flying fox roosts are protected under the Queensland

2. Key Components for a Flying-fox Management Plan to cover Ipswich City Council (PDF, 3189k)

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   21 Mar 2017: ENVM3201: Placement Final Assessment

   ENVM3201: Placement Final Assessment

   by Timothy Shields

3. ipswich.qld.gov.au/flyingfox Flying foxes in Ipswich Three species of flying ... (PDF, 228k)

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   27 Jul 2023: Black flying fox (Pteropus alecto). Grey headed flying fox (Pteropus poliocephalus). ... Little red flying fox (Pteropus scapulatus). Black and grey-headed flying foxes live in Ipswich year-round, while the nomadic little red flying foxes typically visit

   by Belinda Whelband

4. Ipswich Nature Centre to remain temporarily closed

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   1 Mar 2021: 01 March 2021. Ipswich Nature Centre will remain closed as a wild population of flying foxes are roosting on-site in their thousands. ... There are three species of flying fox roosting in the park - Black flying fox Pteropus Alecto, Grey-headed flying

5. Template for policies (PDF, 230k)

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   7 Jul 2022: A number of flying-fox matters are outside the scope of this policy including any management of roosts or flying-foxes matters in association with:. ... Due to the highly mobile and dynamic nature of flying-fox roosts any management actions will be

   by Mark Panter

6. Parts of Queens Park temporarily closed due to flying foxes

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   9 Oct 2021: 09 October 2021. A wild population of flying foxes roosting at Queens Park have created a need to temporarily close part of the Ipswich Nature Centre and Nerima Gardens. ... More than 5,000 flying foxes make the surrounding trees their home during

7. Community input needed for balanced approach to flying fox roost management

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   28 Apr 2023: 28 April 2023. Ipswich residents who live near or are involved with flying foxes are encouraged to provide input to an update of Ipswich City Council’s Flying Fox Roost Management ... Our environment needs flying foxes for the dispersal of vital native

8. New arrivals at the Ipswich Nature Centre

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   4 Feb 2021: The colony is roosting in the canopies of the Ipswich Nature Centre and Nerima Gardens. ... There are three species of flying-fox roosting within the park. Black flying-fox Pteropus Alecto, Grey-headed flying-fox Pterpopus poliocephalus  and Little red

9. Current Stock list February 2024 Please note that the ... (PDF, 173k)

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   8 Feb 2024: Dry Sclerophyll Tree Angophora leiocarpa Rusty Gum 40. Dry sclerophyll Tree Corymbia citriodora Spotted Gum. ... Rainforest Tree Beilschmiedia obtusifolia Walnut 3. Riparian Tree Pipturus argenteus Native mulberry 20.

   by Ko Oishi

10. Ipswich Nature Centre to reopen for the school holidays

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    6 Apr 2021: Parts of the nature centre walkways remain closed due to damage to overhanging trees. ... The nature centre is a safe haven for native animals and according to the experts flying foxes are arguably the most important pollinators and disperse seeds of

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