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December Update

Welcome to our final newsletter for 2024! Because it’s been such a busy and successful year for us, this is a bumper edition of our newsletter. Grab a coffee or tea, and settle in as we’re so proud to share our achievements with you! > News > Upcoming Events > Volunteer Opportunities > In case

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Media Release: Indigenous Elders, Farmers and Veterinarians Unite Across the NT to Spotlight Climate Change Impacts on Animals and Country

Indigenous elders and farmers from the Northern Territory have invited veterinarians to sit down, listen and experience first-hand the impacts of climate change on their lives and those of animals on country. The broad impacts of climate change are widely known but the small, important changes are less commonly documented. This week, AVEA founder, veterinarian

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MEDIA RELEASE: Indigenous Elders, Farmers and Veterinarians Unite Across the NT to Spotlight Climate Change Impacts on Animals and Country

Indigenous elders and farmers from the Northern Territory have invited veterinarians to sit down, listen and experience first-hand the impacts of climate change on their lives and those of animals on country. The broad impacts of climate change are widely known but the small, important changes are less commonly documented. This week, AVEA founder, veterinarian

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We are hiring!

We have an exciting opportunity for an equine veterinarian, vet nurse, or other industry professional to work on an exciting new project which will engage with the equine community to reduce the impact of equine medicine and horse ownership on the environment, and contribute to a sustainable future for much-loved our equine companions. APPLY BY SUNDAY,

news equine program development hiring
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We are hiring

We have an exciting opportunity for an equine veterinarian, vet nurse, or other industry professional to work on an exciting new project which will engage with the equine community to reduce the impact of equine medicine and horse ownership on the environment, and contribute to a sustainable future for much-loved our equine companions. AVEA has

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Partnership with Thurri Energy and RESINC

AVEA, Thurri Energy and RESINC Solar are thrilled to announce their partnership to support free energy audits to the veterinary community. Indigenous-owned and operated Thurri Energy is a renewable energy-focused and passionate business. Similarly, RESINC Solar is an Australian solar company, with both businesses operating as social enterprises and contributing much of their revenue to

partnership with thurri energy and resinc
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Partnership with Thurri Energy and RESINC

AVEA, Thurri Energy and RESINC Solar are thrilled to announce their partnership to support free energy audits to the veterinary community. Indigenous-owned and operated Thurri Energy is a renewable energy-focused and passionate business. Similarly, RESINC Solar is an Australian solar company, with both businesses operating as social enterprises and contributing much of their revenue to

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ZerOctober kicks off today

ZerOctober: the veterinary profession’s month of sustainable action begins today, 1 October! AVEA is proud to launch this initiative and build a movement towards a sustainable future, for the animals we love and care for. Throughout ZerOctober, we’ll be raising awareness about the importance of working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, at home and in

zeroctober kicks off today
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ZerOctober kicks off today

ZerOctober: the veterinary profession's month of sustainable action begins today, 1 October! AVEA is proud to launch this initiative and build a movement towards a sustainable future, for the animals we love and care for. Throughout ZerOctober, we'll be raising awareness about the importance of working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, at home and in

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On the APAC network: Sustainable veterinary care

Animals may not be responsible for climate change, but they are undeniably some of its greatest victims—facing threats to their health, habitat, and biodiversity. That’s where AVEA comes in, pushing for urgent climate action and sustainable practices within veterinary care. On the APAC network, Dr. Jeremy Watson shares AVEA is leading efforts to protect both

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