Masterclasses

Hear from the founders of two sustainable veterinary suppliers: Dr Steph Stubbe from Anipal and Natalie Lippiatt from Hand2Heart.

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

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.

As veterinary and animal care professionals, you understand that healthy animals need a healthy climate. The good news is that there is plenty that vet teams can do to tackle climate change and its impact on the animals we love and care for

In her 31 years as a clinical veterinarian our Chair, Dr Jeannet Kessels, has lots of valuable information about avoiding heat stress in our cats and dogs including:

Measuring and Reporting on Continuous Improvement in Sustainability & Progress to CN2030

Our guest speaker, Dr Terry McCosker has been part of Australian Agriculture for over 50 years. An entrepreneur, innovator, educator and farmer. He has spent decades trying to influence the relationship that pastoralists have with soil.

What is campaigning and why does advocacy work?

How can animal shelters become leaders in climate sensitive design and practice?

In April 2021, AVEA featured at an event commemorating the animals lost in the bushfires. As part of this, Peter Doherty, Nobel prize winner and our patron, presented a short outline of why he is so concerned about climate.