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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

WA wildlife carers lacking resources at frontline of state's bird flu response

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Madigan Landry
WA wildlife carers lacking resources at frontline of state's bird flu response
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Wildlife carers in Western Australia are reporting a critical shortage of funds and personal protective equipment (PPE) while managing the state's bird flu outbreak. Government agencies have limited the distribution of supplies, leaving volunteers to handle sick birds without adequate protection.

Wedge-tailed eagles are Australia's largest bird of prey and a protected species. ( ABC South West: Madigan Landry )

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