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Current situation
Find out how the Queensland Government is responding to H5 bird flu.
Human health
Bird flu rarely affects humans, but those who have birds can still minimise their risk.
Sick or dead wildlife
Report suspected H5 bird flu
Know the signs of H5 bird flu infection in birds and marine mammals and report what you find.
Dispose of dead wildlife
Safely dispose of dead wildlife including PPE, bagging, disposal and cleaning steps.
Bird owners
Backyard poultry
Practice good backyard biosecurity to help prevent disease outbreaks.
Bird owners and bird show organisers
Prevent bird flu through biosecurity, hygiene and bird health management.
Industry and professionals
Zoos and exhibited animals
Advice for zoos and exhibited animal keepers.
Tourism operators
Advice for tourism operators, including ecotourism and agritourism.
Veterinarians
Read guidelines for veterinarians dealing with suspected cases of H5 bird flu (avian influenza).
Wildlife rehabilitators
Understand risks, biosecurity and infection control measures to keep you and animals in your care safe.