Michael Dahlstrom is the Environment Editor at Yahoo Lifestyle Australia. He focuses on a range of topics including climate change, animal rights, and environmental services, with a particular emphasis on animals and their care. Michael's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance Australia, Everett Herald, Yahoo News UK, and MSN.
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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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Overseas, building codes are helping address the problem.
The spread of Panama disease in Queensland could lead farmers to trial growing different species of bananas.
Advancements are being made overseas, and Aussies are being urged to take note.
A chicken behavioural expert has explained why the process of dust bathing is so important to chicken health.
H5 bird flu has already spread to Melbourne and Sydney and there are concerns we could be seeing carcasses dumped in already overflowing bins.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
The industry argues that the supplement has unique health benefits, but critics say its harvest is unsustainable.
A manhole was left uncovered for eight hours after suspected copper thieves struck.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
When used correctly, it's unlikely to cause harm. But who follows the rules?
By: Michael Dahlstrom
An incredibly rare white-coloured black cockatoo was spotted at the Aussie farm.
New interactive maps are also helping keep the public informed about the spread of H5 bird flu.
