Dr Helen Scott-Orr receives a Member of the Order of Australia (AM)
Published in The Blayney Chronicle, here is “Helen Scott-Orr receives a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) medal in the 2021 Queen’s birthday honour list.”
Published in The Blayney Chronicle, here is “Helen Scott-Orr receives a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) medal in the 2021 Queen’s birthday honour list.”
Published in The Blayney Chronicle, here is "Helen Scott-Orr receives a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) medal in the 2021 Queen's birthday honour list."
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. This event was attended by approximately 100 of Art Gallery of NSW's mid level donors and
Dr Angela Frimberger was interviewed for ABC’s Upper Hunter morning show. She spoke about the recent devastating floods in NSW, the impact on animals and how taking action on climate change should be a priority. The interview was then shared across the state by NSW Country Hour. To listen, tune in here at 14:30.
Dr Angela Frimberger was interviewed for ABC's Upper Hunter morning show. She spoke about the recent devastating floods in NSW, the impact on animals and how taking action on climate change should be a priority. The interview was then shared across the state by NSW Country Hour. To listen, tune in here at 14:30.
Veterinarians for Climate Action are calling for urgent climate action to protect the animals impacted by the flooding in NSW and Qld this week. Angela Frimberger, AVEA director and veterinarian residing in Port Macquarie, was quoted; ““The impact of the bushfires and now the floods on our local pets, livestock and wildlife has been devastating.
In discussing the impacts of worsening extreme weather, Dr. Angela Frimberger, AVEA volunteer and veterinarian, draws attention to the suffering of animals in these times. The article can be seen here.
Veterinarians for Climate Action are calling for urgent climate action to protect the animals impacted by the flooding in NSW and Qld this week. Angela Frimberger, AVEA director and veterinarian residing in Port Macquarie, was quoted; "“The impact of the bushfires and now the floods on our local pets, livestock and wildlife has been devastating.
In discussing the impacts of worsening extreme weather, Dr. Angela Frimberger, AVEA volunteer and veterinarian, draws attention to the suffering of animals in these times. The article can be seen here.
Anthony Benjamin’s Gold Coast house was flooded only a few short days after he attended training on how to be a climate spokesperson. Putting his learnings to quick use, he appeared on 9News TV, national ABC radio and ABC ratio Gold Coast, not hesitating to link these weather events to an intensifying climate. Anthony’s story