“We’d like to call on animal lovers everywhere to join us in advocating for stronger action on climate change so we can protect the animal species that we love” AVEA spoke with ABC Riverina on Monday, 13 November, about strengthening environmental laws to protect our unique wildlife. You can listen to Dr Elise Anderson here.
Vets for Climate Action welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback in support of the proposed area being declared for offshore renewable energy in the Pacific Ocean in the Illawarra region of NSW. Download the PDF.
“We’d like to call on animal lovers everywhere to join us in advocating for stronger action on climate change so we can protect the animal species that we love” AVEA spoke with ABC Riverina on Monday, 13 November, about strengthening environmental laws to protect our unique wildlife. You can listen to Dr Elise Anderson here.
AVEA was pleased to join a number of groups representing communities around Australia to call on strong and urgent steps vy Australia to ramp up action on climate. We are deeply concerned by the alarming signs of climate breakdown observed in 2023. Ahead of the Government’s second annual Climate Statement due at the end of November,
AVEA is proud to endorse the open letter from Global Health and Medical Community ahead of #COP28 calling for a rapid & just transition away from fossil fuels, investment in clean energy, and clean air. AVEA is the only veterinary organisation in the world to sign a letter from health organisations calling for commitments to
Former CVO and AVEA spokes, Dr Ron Glanville highlights the longer term impacts of climate change will also be felt much more broadly as broad areas of Australia become less suitable for livestock rearing. Read the article in AnimalCare here to learn more about how to mitigate the risk of livestock loss from bushfires.
Former CVO and AVEA spokes, Dr Ron Glanville highlights the longer term impacts of climate change will also be felt much more broadly as broad areas of Australia become less suitable for livestock rearing. Read the article in AnimalCare here to learn more about how to mitigate the risk of livestock loss from bushfires.
AVEA was pleased to join a number of groups representing communities around Australia to call on strong and urgent steps vy Australia to ramp up action on climate. We are deeply concerned by the alarming signs of climate breakdown observed in 2023. Ahead of the Government's second annual Climate Statement due at the end of
AVEA is proud to endorse the open letter from Global Health and Medical Community ahead of #COP28 calling for a rapid & just transition away from fossil fuels, investment in clean energy, and clean air. AVEA is the only veterinary organisation in the world to sign a letter from health organisations calling for commitments to
While the federal government is offering more protection to some Australian species due to the impacts of bushfires, AVEA is calling on the government to address the cause of those fires by strengthening Australia’s environment law. With parts of Australia already experiencing bushfires ahead of summer, the federal government has, this week, given 25 species
