New South Wales is the first state to have an Environment Protection Agency that can regulate greenhouse gas emissions under a plan announced today. The NSW EPA developed the plan after Bushfire Survivors for...

VfCA Deputy Chair, Dr Angela Frimberger was on Channel 7 News talking about the impact of Australia's hottest and wettest year on our animals. “...always remember that if you love an animal, climate change...

Vets for Climate Action welcomes the announcement from the NSW Government that it is increasing its emissions reduction target to 70% by 2035. Vets for Climate Action CEO, Tara O’Connell, said: “This announcement by...

The Veterinarian published another wonderful article, this time on the response from VfCA to the State of the environment report.Veterinarians around the country are responding to the latest State of the Environment report, which...

This World Animal Day, VfCA Board Chair, Dr Jeannet Kessels wrote this beautiful article on Koala's and climate change. This article has now been published by a number of media outlets so click on...

CNN just published this wonderful article about the carbon footprint (or carbon pawprint) of pets! VfCA's own deputy chair, Dr Angela Frimberger answered their questions and gave some fantastic tips about how to reduce...

Vets for Climate Action backed the NSW draft plan, saying: “Climate change is already having a devastating impact on our environment and native species like the koala. “The 2019/2022 bushfires killed billions of animals,...

In the wake of the Statement of the Environment report being released, Sky News interviewed VfCA Board member Dr Helen Scott-Orr to discuss the report and climate change. Listen Here    

Speaking for VfCA, Dr Angela Frimberger was interviewed on ABC Northern Tasmania radio. In this short discussion about the State of the Environment Report, Dr Frimberger advocates for reducing emissions and increasing renewable energies,...

Dr Garnett Hall was interviewed as a spokesperson for VfCA by a Perth radio station 6PR. This was a short, 6 min conversation about the State of the Environment report, in which Dr Hall...