Ingrid Singh ‘Camp and Colonies: Bats in the Australian Capital Territory’
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Thursday, 30 May 2019 - 12:30pm
Ingrid, a volunteer wildlife carer, has been helping to rescue, rehabilitate and release bats around Canberra with ACT Wildlife since it was established. She will talk about the hidden creatures around us, so that you can decide whether they are pollinators, pest-controllers or terrifying 'children of the night'!
Abstract
Ingrid has been helping to rescue, rehabilitate and release bats around Canberra with ACT Wildlife since it was established. She will talk about the hidden creatures around us, so that you can decide whether they are pollinators, pest-controllers or terrifying 'children of the night'!
Biography
Since 2005, Ingrid Singh has been a volunteer wildlife carer, first with RSPCA and then with ACT Wildlife. She also participates in several community science projects, including the ACT Bat Monitoring group and the pilot Wombat Mange Treatment and Monitoring Program.
