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Toronto Zoo · 2026-09-03 · 2026.ZB23.1

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Toronto Zoo to present Ontario bat conservation research

Toronto Zoo staff will present findings from recent fieldwork on endangered Ontario bat species. The presentation is informational, allowing the board to hear about the zoo's conservation efforts in the province.

receivedToronto Zoo · Thu, Sep 3

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Thu, Sep 3 · Toronto Zoo · received
Why is this story here?
RoutineThis is a presentation of existing fieldwork for information only. No new commitment, no resource reallocation, no policy change, and no institutional constraint results from receiving a presentation. The substance, bat conservation research, is externally funded and conducted; the board's role is to be informed of work already underway.Invisible to residentsA presentation about species conservation research affects no resident's daily life in any week. Toronto residents do not experience the outcome of a board information item directly. Bat ecology research, however important, is not a city service change or a change to who controls a budget or process.

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The record as the City filed it

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  • 2026-09-03 · Toronto Zoo · received

    Decision as filed

    The Board of Management of the Toronto Zoo received the item for information.

    Clerk’s note

    Alannah Lymburner and Alexandra Israel, Field Conservation Stewards, Toronto Zoo, gave a presentation on Ontario Bat Conservation Research Update.

Official title: Ontario Bat Conservation Research Update · the item as the City filed it

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