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1 Insectivorous bat roosts in road structures in Brisbane VANESSA GORECKI P ROFESSOR ST UART PARSONS D R MONI KA R HODES D R R AMONA MAGGINI Q UEENSLAND U NIVERSI TY OF T ECHNOLOGY
2 Research structure Aim: understand the roosting ecology of insectivorous bats living in road structures in Brisbane to provide science-based recommendations for the management of bat roosts in road structures. Objective 1: To identify the factors that influence roost selection in road structures by insectivorous bats at a landscape scale; Objective 2: To identify the attributes of bat roost sites within road structures in Brisbane; Objective 3: To understand the habitat use and roosting ecology of the large-footed Myotis using road structures as roost sites; Objective 4: To examine the population structure of large-footed Myotis using mitochondrial DNA (mtdna).
3 Bats in road structures Globally 99 species from 8 families Australia- 15 species Northern freetail bat (Chaerephon jobnsis) Large-eared pied bat (Chalinolobus dwyeri) Gould s wattle bat (Chalinolobus gouldii) Chocolate wattled bat (Chalinolobus morio) Diadem leaf-nosed bat (Hipposideros diadema) Northern leaf-nosed bat (Hipposideros stenotis) Little bent-wing bat (Miniopterus australis) Northern bent-wing bat (Miniopterus orianae) Southern bent-wing bat (Miniopterus orianae bassanii) Large-footed myotis (Myotis macropus) Lesser long-eared bat (Nyctophilus geoffroyi) Gould s long-eared bat (Nyctophilus gouldi) Eastern horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus megaphyllus) Northern cave bat (Vespadelus caurinus) Eastern cave bat (Vespadelus troughtoni) Family Count Emballonuridae 3 Hipposideridae 5 Molossidae 5 Noctilionidae 2 Nycteridae 1 Phyllostomidae 13 Rhinolophidae 6 Vespertilionidae 64 Total 99
4 Road structures o Structure specific Girder/beam bridges Arch bridges Culverts >100m o Construction fabric Concrete Bancrete.com Bancrete.com o Literature predominantly from the northern hemisphere Bat Conservation International
5 Experimental design o Site selection 2930 concrete culverts in Brisbane o Random-stratified experimental design Predictors: land use waterway permanency structure design
6 Land use o Land use based on Australian Land Use and Management Classification ArcGIS file from Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES, 2016) o BCC- 68 categories o This study- 4 categories Natural environment Suburban Urban Agriculture
7 Waterways o Waterway permanency based on stream orders (Strahler, 1952) Ephemeral (1-2) Semi-continuous (3-4) Continuous (5-6)
8 Road structures o Structure design Category Box culvert small Box culvert med Box culvert large Box culvert extra large Pipe culvert small Pipe culvert med Pipe culvert large Pipe culvert extra large Definition <500 mm diameter mm diameter mm diameter >1500 mm diameter <500 mm diameter mm diameter mm diameter >1500 mm diameter
9 Brisbane City Council
10 Field Survey 303 structures to survey Walk-through, visual surveys Presence of bats Evidence of bats Water at time of survey Vegetation Weather Disturbance Roost suitability rating Structure orientation Distance to street light Other fauna
11 Results 126 sites inspected, 94 sites completed One species- Large-footed Myotis 11 roost sites identified 3 day roosts identified 6 maternity roosts identified 2 roost sites without bats present identified
12 Roost sites Roost Land use type Waterway Culvert type Chapel Hill urban semi continuous box large Tingalpa natural environment ephemeral box large Kenmore urban ephemeral box large Upper Brookfield suburban semi continuous box large Brookfield suburban semi continuous box large Pullenvale urban semi continuous box xlarge Indooroopilly suburban ephemeral box xlarge Red Hill urban semi continuous box xlarge Lake Manchester suburban semi continuous pipe xlarge Kholo natural environment ephemeral pipe xlarge Kholo natural environment semi continuous pipe xlarge
13 Roost Roost type Number of bats Culvert type Culvert diameter (m) Culvert width (m) Culvert length (m) Tingalpa Bats absent - box Lake Manchester Bats absent - pipe Kenmore Day 2 box Kholo Day 37 pipe Chapel Hill Day 1 box Upper Brookfield Maternity 45+ box Brookfield Maternity 65+ box Pullenvale Maternity 21+ box Indooroopilly Maternity 11+ box Red Hill Maternity 2 box Kholo Maternity 10+ pipe
14 Modelling and outcomes o Modelling Generalised Linear Mixed-effects Model Landscape variables Surrounding habitat variables Age of culvert Dimensions of culvert- diameter, length, total area o Outcomes Road structure roost site preferences Predictions on occupation Quantitative description of predictors Science based advice on bat roosts in culverts Better conservation outcomes for urban bats
15 Thanks Supervisors Professor Stuart Parsons Dr Monika Rhodes Dr Ramona Maggini Brisbane City Council
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