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  • About Us
    • The ABS
    • Principles
    • ABS Extended Executive
    • Flying-Fox Expert Group
    • Contact
  • About bats
    • Our bats
    • Bat Fact Sheets
    • Species List
    • BatMap
    • White-Nose Syndrome
    • Bat Handling Guidelines
  • Grants
    • Regular ABS Grants
    • Paddy Pallin Foundation-sponsored ABS grants
    • Conference Travel Grants
  • News
    • Press Room
    • Newsletter
    • Upcoming Events
  • Get involved
    • Bat Blitz FAGM 2023
    • Bat Nights
    • Bat Forums
    • Social Media
    • Donations
    • Join Us
  • Resources
    • Bat Biogeography
    • Bat Conservation Links
    • Bat Fact Sheets
    • Bat Resources for Kids
    • Install a Microbat House
    • Bat Tattooing
    • Bat Calls of the Solomon Islands
    • Flying-Fox Heat Stress Forecaster
    • Pit Tag Register
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Principles and Policies


Our Constitution

The guiding principles of the Australasian Bat Society are outlined in our constitution.
ABS Constitution.pdf
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Position Statements

ABS Position on flying-fox dispersal
​The ABS does not generally support dispersal attempts as they are rarely successful in resolving conflict and the impacts on the animals are unknown.
ABS Position on shooting flying-foxes
The ABS while understanding the frustrations of primary producers opposes any mitigation measures that may be inhumane or which could harm flying-foxes and their habitat

ABS Position on Hendra virus and flying-foxes
The ABS, while understanding community concern, opposes any management actions that may be inhumane or which could harm flying-foxes and their habitat.

ABS Position - Flying-fox dispersal.pdf
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