Dear friends, I write to you buoyed by our federal and state governments’ recent positive steps to take action on climate change. The Minister for the Environment and Water has announced the release of the Threatened Species Action Plan 2022-32. We welcome this new plan, and look forward to meeting with Minister Plibersek to discuss
I write to you buoyed by our federal and state governments’ recent positive steps to take action on climate change. The Minister for the Environment and Water has announced the release of the Threatened Species Action Plan 2022-32. We welcome this new plan, and look forward to meeting with Minister Plibersek to discuss how our
“The EPA’s Policy and Action Plan recognises that communities, businesses and the economy can, to some degree, adjust and adapt to the existing and anticipated effects of climate change. However most animals (companion, livestock and wildlife) cannot or will not be able to adapt in time, risking further extinctions and biodiversity loss. “Vets have asked
The Veterinarian published another wonderful article, this time on the response from AVEA to the State of the environment report. Veterinarians around the country are responding to the latest State of the Environment report, which paints a grim picture of our nation’s environment under extreme pressure. The report, released in July 2022, found that “[o]verall,
The Veterinarian published another wonderful article, this time on the response from AVEA to the State of the environment report. Veterinarians around the country are responding to the latest State of the Environment report, which paints a grim picture of our nation’s environment under extreme pressure. The report, released in July 2022, found that “[o]verall,
Press statement 22 May 2022 Dr Jeannet Kessels, Chair of Veterinarians for Climate Action expresses hope and confidence following the election: “The result is clear. Australians have voted for no further delay on climate action. We can now expect a national climate plan that delivers results in this decade, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 75%
Dr Jeannet Kessels, Chair of Veterinarians for Climate Action expresses hope and confidence following the election: “The result is clear. Australians have voted for no further delay on climate action. We can now expect a national climate plan that delivers results in this decade, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by 2030. With Government resources
It’s been a busy few months for the Climate Care Program team and the ‘Climate Champions’ who participated in the preliminary launch. We’re inspired by the positive response from 21 clinics across the country who’ve taken the first steps towards reducing emissions and becoming more environmentally sustainable. Take a look at some of the environmentally
It's been a busy few months for the Climate Care Program team and the 'Climate Champions' who participated in the preliminary launch. We’re inspired by the positive response from 21 clinics across the country who've taken the first steps towards reducing emissions and becoming more environmentally sustainable. Take a look at some of the environmentally
VfCA gave a submission to the Senate Standing Committees on Environment and Communications Download PDF here Download the submission (PDF)
