Fracking in the NT threatens Beetaloo ecosystems and native wildlife, cattle production, ground and surface water and contributes to climate change. In light of the NT Government’s announcement today that it has approved fracking of natural gas in the Beetaloo Basin, AVEA CEO Stefany Goldring and Board Director Dr Helen Scott-Orr are calling on the
Veterinarians call for the Federal Government to do more to protect animals – by changing Australia’s environment laws to make sure they can protect our wildlife from climate change harm. The Federal Government has today introduced legislation into Parliament to set up Australia’s first national Environment Protection Agency, known as Environment Protection Australia (EPA). “While
Veterinarians call for the Federal Government to do more to protect animals – by changing Australia's environment laws to make sure they can protect our wildlife from climate change harm. The Federal Government has today introduced legislation into Parliament to set up Australia’s first national Environment Protection Agency, known as Environment Protection Australia (EPA). "While
“A veterinary practise in Springfield has launched a world first vets for Climate Care programme to better protect our animals.” Radion River 94.9 spoke with Dr Jeannet Kessels, founder and veterinarian in Springfield about the launch of a world first Vets for Climate Care programme to better protect our animals. Listen to the interview here
“Another industry is joining the fight against climate change. A new Vets for Climate Action programme is designed to reduce power costs water use and the amount of waste produced by veterinary practises” Triple M in Cairns spoke with Dr Richard Page, volunteer with AVEA about the Climate Care Program noting that the program is designed to reduce power costs water use and the amount of waste produced by veterinary practises and to inspire other industries to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions too. Listen to the interview here
World-first program helps Aussie vets care for your pets and take action on climate change at the same time AVEA is today (May 8) launching a program to help veterinary practices take action on climate change, lower their power bills, reduce waste and water use and more. The Climate Care Program has been tested at
Vet Clinics across Australia will now have access to a new program that aims to reduce climate change harm to our pets and native wildlife. Channel 9 news joined AVEA for the launch of our world first Climate Care Program and shared how the Program will reduce climate change harm to our pets and native
"A veterinary practise in Springfield has launched a world first vets for Climate Care programme to better protect our animals." Radion River 94.9 spoke with Dr Jeannet Kessels, founder and veterinarian in Springfield about the launch of a world first Vets for Climate Care programme to better protect our animals. Listen to the interview here
"Another industry is joining the fight against climate change. A new AVEA programme is designed to reduce power costs water use and the amount of waste produced by veterinary practises" Triple M in Cairns spoke with Dr Richard Page, volunteer with AVEA about the Climate Care Program noting that the program is designed to reduce
The Climate Care programme helps practises take action for the planet while lowering their power bills and reducing waste. 2SM radio spoke with Jeremy Watson about the Climate Care Program. "The Care programme helps practises take action for the planet while lowering their power bills and reducing waste. Jeremy Watson, chair of the advisory committee,
