Annual Report Policy and Procedural Guidelines for the Mitigation of Commercial Crop Damage by Flying-foxes 2009-10 Fruit Growing Season

The Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water had a policy in place for the protection of commercial fruit crop damage by flying foxes.

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Date: 1 July 2010
Publisher: Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water
Type: Publication
Cost: Free
Language: English

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There were 61 licences plus 19 variations authorised the harm of 1635 threatened greyheaded flying foxes, which is approximately 54% of the now defunct NSW quota of 3040 animals.

An additional 18 black flying foxes and 60 little red flying foxes were licensed to be harmed.

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