Volunteer member of AVEA, Regina Warne (BSc (Vet Bio)) was recently published in The Canberra Times on 7 May 2023, answering the question for Ask Fuzzy, “What determines a turtle’s sex”: There are many things about turtles that are fascinating: they have a shell that acts as a permanent bony shield. They can sleep underwater
Volunteer member of AVEA, Regina Warne (BSc (Vet Bio)) was recently published in The Canberra Times on 7 May 2023, answering the question for Ask Fuzzy, "What determines a turtle's sex": There are many things about turtles that are fascinating: they have a shell that acts as a permanent bony shield. They can sleep underwater
Vets for Climate Action welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the review of the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016. We recommended the Biodiversity Conservation Act becomes the overarching legislation to address all the drivers of biodiversity loss in NSW, through reference to all other pertinent legislation in the State, a requirement for research
The carbon cost of anaesthesia is an increasingly recognised contribution to global warming. Of the commonly available inhalational anaesthetic agents Isoflurane is currently the most widely used in veterinary practice, being well recognise
Former Chief Veterinary Officer and AVEA volunteer, Dr Ron Glanville, featured in The Bendigo Advertiser, warning Victorian farmers on the threat of mosquito-borne diseases. A biosecurity consultant to industry and government has warned Victorian farmers that they need to be more observant to the dangers of mosquito-borne diseases even months after major floodsravaged Victoria. Ron
Former Chief Veterinary Officer and AVEA volunteer, Dr Ron Glanville, featured in The Bendigo Advertiser, warning Victorian farmers on the threat of mosquito-borne diseases. A biosecurity consultant to industry and government has warned Victorian farmers that they need to be more observant to the dangers of mosquito-borne diseases even months after major floods ravaged Victoria.
Farmers for Climate Action and AVEA recently held information evenings across Northern NSW exploring the impacts of climate change on livestock and other animals, as well as what we can do to protect them.
Volunteer member of AVEA, Regina Warne (BSc (Vet Bio)) was published in The Canberra Times on 2 April 2023, answering the question for Ask Fuzzy, “How is climate change affecting Australian cattle?”: Cattle produce copious amounts of methane, an important greenhouse gas. This is why society is being encouraged to reduce their beef and dairy
Volunteer member of AVEA, Regina Warne (BSc (Vet Bio)) was published in The Canberra Times on 2 April 2023, answering the question for Ask Fuzzy, "How is climate change affecting Australian cattle?": Cattle produce copious amounts of methane, an important greenhouse gas. This is why society is being encouraged to reduce their beef and dairy
In conjunction with Farmers for Climate Action, Deputy Chair Dr Angela Frimberger is holding free animal health and climate change sessions next week, as reported in Sheep Central and National Tribune. CLIMATE change and animal health information sessions will be held across New South Wales next week. AVEA and Farmers for Climate Action are offering free
