Join a monthly citizen science event at Westgate Park to monitor microbats and see if nest boxes are helping them breed. Participants will inspect nest boxes and use echo meter recorders to detect bats at sunset. Expect to see native wildlife like Rakali and possibly possums and owls. Suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Pricing
Free
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Where you'll be
Port Melbourne
Todd Rd & Cook Street, Port Melbourne, VIC, 3207
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What you'll experience
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Accessible
Venue and activity are accessible for people with disabilities
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Park
Located in or near a park
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Physical Activity
Active movement and physical exercise involved
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Playground Nearby
Playground Nearby
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Public Transport
Accessible by public transport
Good to know
Wear long pants and sturdy closed shoes or boots. Bring mosquito repellent and a jacket as it gets cool after sunset.
Organiser
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Westgate Biodiversity
Westgate Biodiversity conducts monthly citizen science events to monitor microbats in Westgate Park, focusing on the effectiveness of nest boxes for breeding. Participants engage in activities such as inspecting nest boxes and using echo meter recorders to detect bats.
