Flying-foxes in the Clarence Valley
Clarence Valley Council are working to protect flying-foxes and their habitat and prevent negative interactions with flying-foxes in core habitats. To do this, we are developing a flying-fox management plan and communications strategy for the Clarence Valley, as well as working on habitat regeneration and revegetation in flying-fox habitats to increase buffers.
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Clarence Valley Council is seeking to better understand the target stakeholder groups and community attitudes towards flying-foxes and habitat restoration projects in the Clarence Valley Council local government area.
Please take this short survey. Your contribution will help guide Council's direction for community engagement and education about flying-foxes and their projects.
The survey will close 31st July 2023.
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Document Library
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Flying-fox Camp Management Survey (574 KB) (pdf)
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Flying-fox Species Identification (961 KB) (pdf)
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Flying-foxes in your Backyard Pamphlet (1.18 MB) (pdf)
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Wildlife-friendly Netting Pamphlet.pdf (2.26 MB) (pdf)
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Fact sheet: Net it right, get it right (592 KB) (pdf)
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Correct Disposal of Bats Guide (78.9 KB) (pdf)
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Flying-fox Safety Signage (1.89 MB) (pdf)
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Flying-fox Camp Management Survey Results (1.73 MB) (pdf)
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Community attitudes towards flying-foxes in the Clarence Valley Survey Results (451 KB) (pdf)