Flying-fox colonies, extreme heat events and the need for empirically tested intervention methods: towards a temperature-humidity index for the Grey-headed Flying-fox <i>Pteropus poliocephalus</i>
Matthew Mo(IP Australia), Justin A. Welbergen(Western Sydney University), Eliane D. McCarthy(The University of Sydney), Janine M. Davies(Australian Wildlife Conservancy), Samantha H. Yabsley(Western Sydney University), Michael Saxon(Department for Environment and Water), Michael Ellison(Camden and Campbelltown Hospitals), Jessica Meade(Western Sydney University), Lorraine Oliver(NSW Department of Planning and Environment), Mitchell Clark(Camden and Campbelltown Hospitals), Carla-Maree Simmons(National Parks and Wildlife Service), John Chambers(IP Australia), Belinda Pietens(Life Services (United States)), Mike Roache(NSW Department of Planning and Environment)
Cited by 1
Related Papers
Lenvatinib plus pembrolizumab versus lenvatinib plus placebo for advanced hepatocellular carcinoma (LEAP-002): a randomised, double-blind, phase 3 trial
|The Lancet Oncology|2023|436
Estimating flying-fox mortality associated with abandonments of pups and extreme heat events during the austral summer of 2019–20
|Pacific Conservation Biology|2021|37
An examination of trends in the growing scientific literature on approaching wildlife with drones
|Drone Systems and Applications|2022|34
Approaching wildlife with drones: using scientific literature to identify factors to consider for minimising disturbance
|Australian Zoologist|2021|29
Using wildlife carer records to identify patterns in flying-fox rescues: a case study in New South Wales, Australia
|Pacific Conservation Biology|2020|28