The highs and lows of being a wildlife vet with EVIE CLARKE

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Driven by Nature

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We interview people who are working to protect, or are working in harmony, with the Australian environment. Focusing on the island of lutruwita Tasmania, we tell stories of people and place, exploring hard-fought campaigns, in-depth ecological research, community care and science communication. We ask nature-driven folks who they are, what they’re learning, how it all ties into the bigger picture and what we can do to curb our eco-anxiety and make some small steps towards a better world. We can't wait to share these stories with you!

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The highs and lows of being a wildlife vet with EVIE CLARKE

Driven by Nature

36 minutes 8 seconds

2 years ago

The highs and lows of being a wildlife vet with EVIE CLARKE

Short tailed shearwaters, eastern quolls, tawny frogmouths, galahs and noisy minors - you name a Tasmanian native species and Evie has probably given one a few stitches or a drop of medicine.

Evie is a wildlife vet who grew up nipaluna Hobart. After moving to naarm Melbourne to study veterinary science, and practicing there on horses and farm animals for some years, she is now back on the little island working with our wonderful native creatures. At Bonorong wildlife sanctuary Evie cares for animals which have been hurt due to contact with humans and our infrastructure, helping many of them find their way back to the wild. Evie is also a sculptor, putting her intimate knowledge of native animals into her creations.

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This podcast was recorded on the land of the muwinina people. We pay our respects to palawa/ pakana elders past present and emerging, and their care for country and community. We invite you to take a moment to think of the people on whose land you are listening from.