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Wildlife under threat as bird flu spreads among natives in a second state

There have now been 215 confirmed or presumed positive detections of the deadly virus in Australia.

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'Really far inland': Concerns over NSW new bird flu cases in native species

The New South Wales government has confirmed the state's first cases of H5 avian influenza in Australian native birds.

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Safe as houses: how to make your outdoor cat at home indoors to protect themselves and the environment

Keeping cats indoors can keep them safe from harm and protect native wildlife. But how can pet owners support their furry friends in making the transition?

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Breaking: NSW confirms its first cases of bird flu in Australian natives

The New South Wales government has confirmed the state's first cases of H5 avian influenza in Australian native birds.

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Breaking: NSW confirms its first cases of bird flu in Australian natives

The New South Wales government has confirmed the state's first cases of H5 avian influenza in Australian native birds.

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'Bad luck' for Australia's bird flu epicentre, but worse is to come

South Australia has quickly become the country's hotspot for H5N1 bird flu and while the bulk of the cases are from coastal birds, what does a spread look like if it continues inland and crosses into ...

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'Bad luck' for Australia's bird flu epicentre, but worse is to come

South Australia has quickly become the country's hotspot for H5N1 bird flu and while the bulk of the cases are from coastal birds, what does a spread look like if it continues inland and crosses into other species? 

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Ecological grief: Coping with the emotional toll of environmental loss

The article explores the concept of ecological grief, the deep sadness people experience when witnessing environmental degradation and species loss. It highlights the growing concern over bird flu outbreaks, such as H5N1, which threaten Australia's wildlife and ecosystems. Scientists warn of ongoing ecological losses, including impacts on rare and threatened species. The piece emphasizes that feeling overwhelmed by environmental disasters is normal, especially with rising issues like coral bleaching, algal blooms, and extreme weather events. Researchers explain that ecological grief is often tied to personal connections with specific places or species, leading to complex emotions like sadness, anger, or avoidance. The article suggests ways to process these feelings, such as engaging in creative activities, seeking support groups, or participating in restorative practices. It also mentions organizations offering mental health resources for those struggling with climate-related emotions, while stressing the importance of acknowledging grief rather than dismissing it. The piece concludes by encouraging proactive care and connection to sustain long-term environmental action.

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Australia’s Victoria State Orders Poultry Lockdown As H5N1 Bird Flu Cases Rise

ISLAMABAD, Aug 7 (Bernama-Anadolu) — Australia’s Victoria state will require poultry producers to keep birds indoors as detections of H5N1 avian influenza continue to rise, becoming the country’s first jurisdiction to impose such a measure, Anadolu Ajansi reported, citing local media on Friday. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported that the mandatory housing order, which expands on an existing voluntary measure, will apply to anyone keeping more than 50 birds and will initially remain in force for 14 days. Agriculture Minister Michaela Settle described the move as a “proactive, precautionary measure” aimed at preventing farmed birds from coming into contact […]