Dr Angela Frimberger interview with Focus Magazine
Read her thoughts on why climate change is such an important issue for the veterinary profession, and why she is taking action. Read the full interview here (issue 191, page 90 and 91).
Read her thoughts on why climate change is such an important issue for the veterinary profession, and why she is taking action. Read the full interview here (issue 191, page 90 and 91).
Read her thoughts on why climate change is such an important issue for the veterinary profession, and why she is taking action. Read the full interview here (issue 191, page 90 and 91).
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Join AVEA founding member Dr.Angela Frimberger, to learn about how veterinarians and animal care staff can respond to the impact of climate change on animals under their care.
AVEA (AVEA) were honoured to welcome Dr. Mark Schipp, Australian Chief Veterinary Officer and President of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), for an exclusive webinar.
Pre-eminent Aussie scientists Professor Lesley Hughes and Professor Mark Howden presented to staff of Zoos across the country on how climate change is impacting our animals.
Pre-eminent Aussie scientist Professor Lesley Hughes presented to the veterinary profession on how climate change is impacting our animals.