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2015-10-13 Planning & Organisation Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Flying Fox Management Plan
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4.2.3 Dispersal costs and likelihood of success
Figure 4 Roost management options – indicative cost and risk (Ecosure 2013).
Management costs are highly variable, and are impossible to predict for management options
where the outcomes are unpredictable (i.e. dispersal). Risks also vary with the management
approach, with the highest level of risk associated with dispersal (see our indicative diagram
below). Dispersal often requires upward of a $100,000 investment, with the most costly
dispersal known to be in excess of $3M and ongoing (i.e. Melbourne Botanic Gardens). See
Attachment 1 for a summary of costs of previous dispersals as reviewed by Roberts and Eby
(2013) is attached.
Flying-fox roost management options ecosure.com.au | 20
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