Leash Dogs on Beaches, Stop Bird Flu Spread
It’s deeply concerning to learn that bird flu has been detected on the East Coast of Tasmania.
It’s deeply concerning to learn that bird flu has been detected on the East Coast of Tasmania.
The Greens moved this Matter of Public Importance today because, as we've heard from members across the Chamber, Tasmanians dearly love our birds.
Tasmania's wild birds. We all inherently know the incredible value of birds. They're eclectic, they're enigmatic, they're inspirational, they're engaging.
In response to Greens’ questions in Parliament, the Minister for the Environment confirmed plans for some species critically at risk from bird flu.
Minister, has there been any information flowing through to the agency about detections of avian influenza, either H6N1 or H5N1 on island?
The Greens stand with environmental organisations condemning the permit renewal of a high speed motor race held in threatened bird breeding conservation area.
Minister, just a couple of questions about the impact that the salmon industry is having on Tasmania's native birds. Can you clarify how many native birds have been shot by the Tasmanian salmon industry since the start of 2024 and what weapon or implement was being used to shoot the native birds?