Michael Dahlstrom is the Environment Editor at Yahoo Lifestyle Australia. He covers a range of topics including animal rights, climate change, and environmental services, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, ecology, and natural resources. Michael's work is featured in Yahoo Lifestyle Australia, Yahoo Finance Australia, Everett Herald, and Yahoo News UK.
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Michael Dahlstrom's coverage primarily focuses on wildlife, environment, and natural disasters in Australia. His articles often involve government announcements and cite data. If you are reaching out to Michael, consider providing insights related to evolving environmental stories or scientific developments with a focus on the Australian context. Expert commentary from reputable sources within the field of animal conservation, environmental science, or governmental policy may be particularly valuable for his reporting.
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By: Michael Dahlstrom
A photographer has recorded a mass-mortality event.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Many vets are refusing to treat injured wildlife and birds after the outbreak of bird flu in Australia.
The problem has been labelled a threat to public health and the environment.
The spread of wild tobacco bush is bringing paralysis ticks into contact with a native animal that has no immunity to its venom.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Most people were aware of the 3.8-metre-long crocodile, but they missed another problem entirely.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Michael Dahlstrom A fragile coastal landscape has been trashed by a herd of deer , with photos showing thousands of sharp hoof prints in the sand dunes and surrounding woodlands.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
After the federal government approved the plan, the state is being urged to intervene.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
"Appalling" is how the situation has been described by an expert in the field.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
It was the first time in 150 tree removals that the SES crew had seen anything like it.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
The incident has sparked calls for a major behavioural rethink.
