Australia is set to roll out bird flu vaccines aimed at the most vulnerable native bird species. The program targets birds considered at highest risk of infection and population decline, focusing on preserving threatened wildlife and preventing outbreaks from spreading through wild populations. Health and wildlife authorities say vaccination can reduce severe disease and mortality while supporting long-term conservation goals. The rollout will be coordinated with monitoring efforts to identify where outbreaks or heightened risk are occurring. Officials say timing and coverage will depend on surveillance data and available vaccine supply.
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