Birds and bats in Port Pirie are facing a grave situation, with some found dead or dying due to lead exposure at levels 3,000 times higher than what is deemed acceptable.
Dead and dying Port Pirie birds and bats exposed to lead at 3,000 times acceptable levels
March 25, 2025
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The situation in Port Pirie is deeply concerning. The exposure of birds and bats to such high levels of lead is alarming, especially given the known health risks associated with lead poisoning. It’s crucial that immediate action is taken to address this environmental crisis. Efforts must include thorough investigations, remediation of contaminated areas, and support for local wildlife rehabilitation. Additionally, we need to advocate for stronger regulations to prevent future contamination and protect both the ecosystem and public health. The well-being of our wildlife is an indicator of the overall health of our environment, and it’s our responsibility to ensure a safe habitat for all living beings.