Perth Zoo is building a dedicated hospital for black cockatoos to improve its response to bird flu. The zoo has awarded a $450,000 tender to a Perth company to supply and install four transportable buildings for use as a “triage and care” facility.
The project is described as part of the zoo’s preparedness and management of sick or potentially infected birds. Across the outlets, the reported scope is the same: the buildings are intended to support triage on arrival and subsequent care for black cockatoos that may be affected.
While the coverage focuses on different levels of emphasis, the core details do not vary: the tender value, the fact that the buildings are transportable, the number of buildings, and their purpose as a triage and care site linked to bird flu readiness.
