“The urgency of addressing climate change is so great because we’ve seen what happens with both bushfires and with floods, and with extreme heat effects. The impact on animals is absolutely horrendous.” Board Director Dr Helen Scott-Orr spoke with 2BS goldFM's Live & Local Program in Bathurst on Monday, 23 January 2023 regarding the NSW
New South Wales is the first state to have an Environment Protection Agency that can regulate greenhouse gas emissions under a plan announced today. The NSW EPA developed the plan after Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action won a landmark case in the Land and Environment Court more than 12 months ago. AVEA CEO Tara O’Connell
New South Wales is the first state to have an Environment Protection Agency that can regulate greenhouse gas emissions under a plan announced today. The NSW EPA developed the plan after Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action won a landmark case in the Land and Environment Court more than 12 months ago. AVEA CEO Tara O’Connell
AVEA Deputy Chair, Dr Angela Frimberger was on Channel 7 News talking about the impact of Australia's hottest and wettest year on our animals. “…always remember that if you love an animal, climate change is an important issue for you”
AVEA Deputy Chair, Dr Angela Frimberger was on Channel 7 News talking about the impact of Australia's hottest and wettest year on our animals. “…always remember that if you love an animal, climate change is an important issue for you” Watch video
AVEA welcomes the announcement from the NSW Government that it is increasing its emissions reduction target to 70% by 2035. AVEA CEO, Tara O’Connell, said: “This announcement by the NSW Government shows a huge level of commitment to tackle climate change and reduce emissions. “Every day vets are witnessing first hand the impact of climate
AVEA welcomes the announcement from the NSW Government that it is increasing its emissions reduction target to 70% by 2035. AVEA CEO, Tara O’Connell, said: “This announcement by the NSW Government shows a huge level of commitment to tackle climate change and reduce emissions. “Every day vets are witnessing first hand the impact of climate
The veterinary industry has continued to be on the frontline of climate change this year, with veterinary professionals and animal carers experiencing the impacts of floods, fire, drought, heat stress, the changing nature of diseases such as Japanese Encephalitis, and other impacts on our wildlife, livestock and domestic animals, created by the changing climate. It
The veterinary industry has continued to be on the frontline of climate change this year, with veterinary professionals and animal carers experiencing the impacts of floods, fire, drought, heat stress, the changing nature of diseases such as Japanese Encephalitis, and other impacts on our wildlife, livestock and domestic animals, created by the changing climate. It
As we head towards the festive season our team is excited to announce the Climate Care Program will be launching February 2023! This will be the culmination of more than 18 months work developing the program which has been made possible by the support of many dedicated and experienced volunteers. In particular we’d like to
