Our Work

Our greatest strength is our ability to engage a large and varied group of stakeholders, many of whom may have valuable information, expertise and experience with wildlife health issues, and can participate in discussions on these issues through WHA.

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Grant to Currumbin Wildlife Hospital saves wild lives
Grant to Currumbin Wildlife Hospital saves wild lives
Our Public Fund approved a grant to purchase an Intensive Care Unit humidicrib for Currumbin Wildlife Hospital. To read more and donate to our...
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Celebrating World Wildlife Day
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;...
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Wildlife Health Australia celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024
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...
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Wildlife Health Australia (WHA) leads national action to respond to emerging health issues affecting Australia’s wildlife. Today, you can join us, donate to our conservation projects or follow us to protect our unique and precious wildlife.

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Wildlife Health Australia aims to link, inform and support people and organisations who work with or have an interest in wildlife health across Australia through technical advice, facilitation, communications and professional support.