Flying-foxes in Batemans Bay

Camp management case study

Two flying-fox camps occur in Batemans Bay. Between March to July 2016, unusually large numbers of flying-foxes descended on the town, causing the camp footprint to expand into adjacent areas and increase impacts on the community.

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Date

23 April 2021

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Department of Planning, Industry and Environment

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Publication

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Free

Language

English

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Camp management case study

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