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Our greatest strength is our ability to engage a large and varied group of stakeholders, many of whom may have valuable information, expertise and experience with wildlife health issues, and can participate in discussions on these issues through WHA.

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Celebrating Women in STEM: Leaders in Wildlife Health and Conservation
Celebrating Women in STEM: Leaders in Wildlife Health and Conservation
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, read about the careers of two of our Program Managers, Dr Simone Vitali and Dr Jo Walker.
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Celebrating 20 Years of the Bat Health Focus Group
Celebrating 20 Years of the Bat Health Focus Group
This year marks a significant milestone for the WHA Bat Health Focus Group, as it celebrates two decades of dedicated efforts to ensure the health...
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Wildlife Health Australia welcomes $7 million Federal Government funding for HPAI H5N1 preparedness
Wildlife Health Australia welcomes $7 million Federal Government funding for HPAI H5N1 preparedness
Wildlife Health Australia has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement this week that it will be allocating $7 million to WHA as part...
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Wildlife Health Australia aims to link, inform and support people and organisations who work with or have an interest in wildlife health across Australia through technical advice, facilitation, communications and professional support.