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Celebrating World Wildlife Day

Mar, 1 2024 | News Type

Celebrating World Wildlife Day

World Wildlife Day (Sunday, 3 March) is upon us and the team at Wildlife Health Australia is keen to celebrate this year’s theme; ‘Connecting People and Planet: Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation’, an interview with Dr Claire Harrison.

Wildlife Health Australia celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

Feb, 9 2024 | News Type

Wildlife Health Australia celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

Wildlife Health Australia is celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science this Sunday (February 11) by recognising the remarkable scientific contributions made by its impressive...
Wildlife Health Australia launches its first Reconciliation Action Plan

Dec, 12 2023 | News Type

Wildlife Health Australia launches its first Reconciliation Action Plan

Wildlife Health Australia (WHA) has launched its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). WHA have worked with Reconciliation Australia to develop its inaugural Reflect RAP, which sets out steps to...
Wildlife Health Australia partners with Aboriginal Artist Lani Balzan

Sep, 7 2023 | News

Wildlife Health Australia partners with Aboriginal Artist Lani Balzan

Wildlife Health Australia is proud to announce the start of the organisation’s commitment to reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with the submission of its...
Launch of WILDDeST

Jun, 10 2023 | News

Launch of WILDDeST

An essential decision support tool for wildlife and One Health.

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