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Dark water bird perched on branch, representing Australian wildlife threatened by bird flu
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It's normal to feel sadness about Australia's environmental crisis

Bird flu is spreading through Australia, threatening rare species. It's normal to feel sad about losing nature, scientists say.

H5N1 is spreading in Australia and threatening rare species. More damage is coming, including coral bleaching, fires, and algal blooms.

This sadness is normal. It comes from loving the places and animals we care about.

Communities now offer climate cafes and mental health networks where people can share their feelings and get support.

Why it mattersHearing that your sadness is normal helps you feel less alone and more willing to reach out for support.

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