AMRRIC is seeking to appoint two independent Board Directors to help guide our organisation through an exciting period of expansion and diversification. We are looking for dynamic, experienced and collaborative Board Directors whose values align with AMRRIC’s purpose...
Recently AMRRIC launched an animation titled “Tick Sickness” to raise knowledge and awareness of diseases transmitted by ticks, including Ehrlichiosis, a new tick-Borne disease which was first detected in Australia in May 2020. Ehrlichiosis, which is caused by the...
Image Caption: The AMRRIC team in Wadeye. On 20th July 2020, the AMRRIC field team stepped out of the office on the first AMRRIC veterinary program following extensive lockdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic. AMRRIC-contracted veterinarian Dr Amy Hardwick...
AMRRIC’s Programs team Dr Bonny Cumming, Dr Chelsea Smart and Katrina Doody have been working hard to update AMRRIC’s veterinary program processes and expand our equipment list. This ensures that we are always working towards best possible practice in a...
It has been several months since we last provided information regarding COVID-19 and animals. Unfortunately people around the world are still dealing with the effects of the pandemic; we hope that your human and furry family have been keeping safe and well during this...
Image Caption: Ready to collect data! L to R: Tamara (ANU), Jason (Thamarrurr Rangers), Jerry (NT Environmental Health), Bonny (AMRRIC) and Boniface (Thamarrurr Rangers). AMRRIC’s long-term collaborator Dr. Tamara Riley, in collaboration with her supervisors and our...
