"We can't look away, we must do everything we can to make a better world" Listen to AVEA Chair, Dr Jeannet Kessels, interviewed by Robert McLean on the podcast Climate Conversations.
You may have heard that we’re in the ‘critical decade’. But what does this really mean for the veterinary and animal care community? The United Nations reports that, in 2020, concentrations of global greenhouse gases reached new highs, and as these concentrations rise so does the Earth’s temperature. The years from 2015 to 2021 were
You may have heard that we’re in the 'critical decade'. But what does this really mean for the veterinary and animal care community? The United Nations reports that, in 2020, concentrations of global greenhouse gases reached new highs, and as these concentrations rise so does the Earth’s temperature. The years from 2015 to 2021 were
Here is our June 2023 Quarterly Update: hear from AVEA staff and Board directors on recent activities, successes and upcoming opportunities, as well as our Impact update.
The Tasmanian Times has published AVEA’s letter and an open letter from Doctors to the Tasmanian Government urging Tasmania to follow Victoria and end all native logging. The article, published on 6 June 2023, is available here.
The Tasmanian Times has published AVEA's letter and an open letter from Doctors to the Tasmanian Government urging Tasmania to follow Victoria and end all native logging. The article, published on 6 June 2023, is available here.
AVEA Chair Dr Jeannet Kessels, volunteers Dr Janet Berry and Dr Mariska Hall, and former Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Ron Glanville, have written to Tasmanian Premier and Minister for Resources. AVEA is calling for a halt to the logging of native forests in Tasmania We highlighted the value the natural environment provides to our economy
AVEA Chair Dr Jeannet Kessels, volunteers Dr Janet Berry and Dr Mariska Hall, and former Chief Veterinary Officer Dr Ron Glanville, have written to Tasmanian Premier and Minister for Resources. AVEA is calling for a halt to the logging of native forests in Tasmania We highlighted the value the natural environment provides to our economy
Hear from the founders of two sustainable veterinary suppliers: Dr Steph Stubbe from Anipal and Natalie Lippiatt from Hand2Heart.
Vets for Climate Action welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee’s enquiry into the Nature Repair Market Bill and and the Nature Repair Market (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2023. The Nature Repair Market Bill 2023 seeks to provide a framework for a voluntary national market that delivers improved
