Bev Brown is a volunteer wildlife carer currently with 15 orphaned or injured, recovering grey headed flying foxes in her backyard flight aviary. Bev is Wildlife Victoria’s Species Advisor on Mega Bats.

Wildlife Victoria would like to share our gratitude with the students and teachers from St. Patrick's College in Ballarat for their amazing support towards our native wildlife.

•    Wildlife Victoria Member and Shelter Operator (who wishes to remain anonymous)

As a wildlife carer and WV member for over 10 years I am dismayed and distressed by the recent attack on WV by some Victorian Wildlife carers.

WILDLIFE VICTORIA’S RESPONSE TO RECENT MEDIA OUTCRY – 15 December 2011

Official Response
… We would like to try and bring some balance to the recent media comments and subsequent personal opinion currently being aired around Wildlife Victoria; what we do and how we use the generously donated funds, our ONLY source of income... CLICK HERE FOR MORE.

11 August 2011: Wildlife Victoria representatives attended the official opening of the new Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre at Phillip Island Nature Parks on Thursday 11 August 2011.

Yesterday saw the Queensland and NSW governments pledge a further $6 million for Hendra virus research over three years, due to a spike in cases in the two states and following the discovery of the virus in a dog this week.