Cleland Wildlife Park to inoculate a hundred native birds against H5N1 flu
Cleland Wildlife Park in the Adelaide Hills will vaccinate 100 of its captive native birds against the H5N1 bird-flu strain, becoming the first wildlife park in the state cleared to use the vaccine.
Why it matters
Vaccinating captive birds helps prevent the spread of deadly H5N1 flu to wildlife and the broader ecosystem.
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