
Threatened Species of the Month: Grey-Headed Flying Fox (Pteropus Poliocephalus)
The grey-headed flying fox, our night-time forest gardeners, are crucial to the health and survival of our native trees and
EnvironmentFlying FoxFrankies Fan ClubThreatened Species
07/04/2026
The grey-headed flying fox, our night-time forest gardeners, are crucial to the health and survival of our native trees and
Flying FoxFrankies Fan ClubThreatened Species
26/03/2026
Did you know? Grey-headed flying foxes can hang upside down for hours without getting tired. A special tendon in their
Flying FoxFrankies Fan ClubThreatened Species
26/03/2026
Did you know? Grey-headed flying foxes can hang upside down for hours without getting tired. A special tendon in their
Flying FoxFrankies Fan ClubThreatened Species
26/03/2026
Did you know? Grey-headed flying foxes can hang upside down for hours without getting tired. A special tendon in their
EnvironmentFlying FoxFrankies Fan Club
13/12/2024
Forest Superstars and Long-distance Pollinators Have you ever wondered how our stunning eucalypt forests stay vibrant and thriving? Much of
EnvironmentFlying FoxFrankies Fan Club
13/12/2024
This month, a heartfelt rescue effort united FAWNA NSW Inc wildlife rescuers and local community members to save a threatened

The grey-headed flying fox, our night-time forest gardeners, are crucial to the health and survival of our native trees and

Did you know? Grey-headed flying foxes can hang upside down for hours without getting tired. A special tendon in their

Did you know? Grey-headed flying foxes can hang upside down for hours without getting tired. A special tendon in their

Did you know? Grey-headed flying foxes can hang upside down for hours without getting tired. A special tendon in their

Forest Superstars and Long-distance Pollinators Have you ever wondered how our stunning eucalypt forests stay vibrant and thriving? Much of

This month, a heartfelt rescue effort united FAWNA NSW Inc wildlife rescuers and local community members to save a threatened

Batteries can spark fires and don’t belong in any of our bins.
To help our community learn how to dispose of them safely we’re giving away a $50 gift card every week for 6 weeks.
Keep your eyes peeled for our “Don’t Bin Me” battery sticker on local waste trucks and you could score a $50 gift card! Click below to learn more about the competition and how to dispose of batteries safely.
Please complete the form below and our education team will touch base soon to discuss your enquiry.