Masterclasses

Watch here Join Vets for Climate Action to hear from Dr Jeremy Watson, and Dr Annaliese Johnson part creators of Vets for Climate Action Climate Care Program to learn the tools and knowledge to successfully...

Watch here Join Vets for Climate Action to hear from Dr Jeremy Watson, and Dr Annaliese Johnson part creators of Vets for Climate Action Climate Care Program to learn the tools and knowledge to successfully...

Watch here Join Vets for Climate Action to hear Canberra based founder of “Feed For Thought’s, Alison Gordon and business partner, Dr. Heidi Beruter solve the problem of how to own a healthy pet...

Watch here Hear from volunteer, veterinarian and farmer Dr Gundula Rhoades as she talks about the role of soil in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and how regenerative farming could play a role in mitigating climate change. ...

Watch here The human influence on global temperatures is now unequivocal. There is accumulating evidence of significant human impacts on key climate indicators including extreme events that are affecting both human and natural systems...

Here is our June 2023 Quarterly Update: hear from VfCA staff and Board directors on recent activities, successes and upcoming opportunities, as well as our Impact update.

Watch here Hear from the founders of two sustainable veterinary suppliers: Dr Steph Stubbe from Anipal and Natalie Lippiatt from Hand2Heart. Listen to their inspiring stories and what led to the creation of their innovative...

Watch here The carbon cost of anaesthesia is an increasingly recognised contribution to global warming. Of the commonly available inhalational anaesthetic agents Isoflurane is currently the most widely used in veterinary practice, being well...

Farmers for Climate Action and Vets for Climate Action recently held information evenings across Northern NSW exploring the impacts of climate change on livestock and other animals, as well as what we can do...

  As veterinary and animal care professionals, you understand that healthy animals need a healthy climate. The good news is that there is plenty that vet teams can do to tackle climate change and...