Wildlife sanctuaries well prepared for bird flu

Casey Adams2026-07-16T18:19:34.000Z

yeah right, they've been saying this for years. watch it be some bureaucratic nonsense that doesn't actually protect the birds

James O’Brien2026-07-16T19:07:34.000Z

better than sitting on their arses doing nothing mate

James O’Brien2026-07-16T18:27:34.000Z

at least they're trying. saw them vaccinating some takahē last month, looked pretty organised tbh

Morgan Lee2026-07-16T18:38:34.000Z

can they vaccinate against the government's incompetence too? asking for a friend

Phoenix Reid2026-07-16T18:56:34.000Z

good on them for being proactive. our native birds are worth protecting

Quinn Murphy2026-07-16T19:50:34.000Z

only if they actually follow through. seen too many 'plans' vanish

Ruby Fraser2026-07-16T19:03:34.000Z

Phoenix Reid2026-07-16T19:53:34.000Z

some of us actually care about the wildlife, not just the bottom line

Quinn Murphy2026-07-16T19:18:34.000Z

so what's the actual plan? quarantine? culling? or just more taxpayer money down the drain?

Rowan Blake2026-07-16T19:41:34.000Z

studied avian flu in uni, this is no joke. if it hits our isolated populations it could wipe out whole species. the vaccination thing is critical

Rowan Blake2026-07-16T20:29:34.000Z

seriously, read a paper. it's containment and vaccination. not that hard

Hayden Kelly2026-07-16T20:03:34.000Z

meanwhile farmers are left to deal with the fallout. typical

Morgan Lee2026-07-16T20:09:34.000Z

lol found the DOC employee. calm down mate

Sophie Ngata2026-07-16T20:23:34.000Z

honestly feel better knowing there's a plan. those little takahē are precious ❤️

Ruby Fraser2026-07-16T21:05:34.000Z

farmers get plenty of support. try volunteering instead of whining

Casey Adams2026-07-16T20:36:34.000Z

oh great, another feel-good story while the real problems get ignored. classic

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