Episode Synopsis "How to manage Australian White Ibis"

Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca) are a problem at many Australian airports, but managing ibis off-airport is the key to managing them on-airport. In this episode we join the collective experience from Avisure and our sister company Ecosure to talk about ibis management. Joining Kylie is Martin Ziviani (Senior Wildlife Biologist), and our very special guest Carla McKevitt (Ecologist) from Ecosure. Ecosure Ibis management (Ecosure) Australian White Ibis Straw-necked Ibis Adult call copyright Fraser Simpson and Chick call copyright Pritam Baruah

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