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Dr Angela Frimberger of AVEA, joined leading climate scientists, former and current emergency leaders, Indigenous fire practitioners, doctors, farmers, community leaders, social service providers, economists, mayors, bushfire survivors, and many other members of the community for the Emergency Leaders for Climate Action (ELCA) National Bushfire and Climate Summit 2020 over June and July 2020. This report documents key findings […]

Bill Doak’s farm is on the Gwydir river a major inland perennial river in northern NSW within the Murray-Darling basin. The Gwydir Wetlands supports more breeding waterbirds than anywhere else in Australia when there is adequate water. But lately the river is drying up with catfish and cod dying and floating to the surface. Bill

Inspiring the veterinary profession for climate action Veterinarians for Climate Action (AVEA), formed in late 2019 to inspire the veterinary profession to advocate for and achieve climate action – both within theveterinary industry and in the wider community. Veterinarian, Nobel Laureate and climate advocate, Professor Peter Doherty has recently come on board as the group’s patron. AVEA has also had the opportunity to meet with Dr Mark Schipp,