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Microbats and the Food Chain – Small Creatures, Big ImpactJoin us at The Neighbourhood Centre with John Parsons, Environmentalist, for a fascinating and informative session exploring the vital role microbats play in maintaining healthy ecosystems and supporting Australia's natural food chain.
Although often overlooked, microbats are among Australia's most important native mammals. These tiny nocturnal animals consume thousands of insects each night, helping to control pest populations and maintain balance within our environment. As natural habitats change due to urban development and land clearing, microbats face increasing challenges that can impact the broader ecosystem.
Through a visual presentation, real-life examples and practical guidance, you'll discover:
- What microbats are and how they fit into Australia's food chain
- The important role microbats play in controlling insect populations
- How habitat loss affects microbat populations and local ecosystems
- Why healthy biodiversity depends on protecting small native species
- Common myths and misconceptions about bats
- Simple ways to create microbat-friendly habitats at home
- How local conservation efforts can help protect these remarkable animals
Perfect for nature lovers, gardeners, families, educators and anyone interested in wildlife conservation, this engaging workshop will provide valuable insights into one of Australia's most important yet misunderstood native species.
DATE: Wednesday 18 November
TIME: 9:30am - 11:30am
LOCATION: The Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre
COST: $5 - Registrations Required - Morning Tea Included
Come along and discover how these tiny creatures make a huge difference to the health of our environment. 🦇🌿
If you're unable to attend, please let our friendly team know at least 48 hours before the event so we can arrange a refund. Please note that bookings cannot be transferred to future events.
This event is part of the HBNC’s Local Learning Network, a series of courses and workshops aimed at introducing Fraser Coast residents to new ideas, skills and friends. This event is Supported by the Australian Government Department of Social Services
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22 Charles St Pialba, Hervey Bay, QLD, Australia, Queensland 4655, 22 Charles St, Pialba QLD 4655, Australia, Pialba
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