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Cocos palms targeted at flying fox roosts

The Gladstone council will remove invasive Cocos palms from four flying fox roost sites at Gladstone, Calliope and Miriam Vale.

The Gladstone Regional Council will embark on the removal of invasive Cocos palm trees from four well-established flying fox roost […]

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