Second Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticides (SGARs) are a type of rat bait that remain in the body after the rodent has died and can be transferred to any animal that eats the dead rodent and is having a detrimental impact on native wildlife.

Hear from Poppy from Youth Action for Wildlife, scientist and researcher Dr Mike Lohr, Dr. Christina Zdenek from Birdlife Australia, and the Hon Chris Pullin KC on what you can do to help protect wildlife from SGARs in your own home, and by having your say to the Australian government on their use during a crucial time. You'll also here how the venue City West Lotteries House stopped using SGARs.

Light food and drinks will be available.

Image by Andrew Silcocks.

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