
Aileen Tennant
Aileen Tennant is the director of Fota Wildlife Park in Cork, Ireland, where she has been actively managing the facility's response to a recent outbreak of avian flu. Under her leadership, the park has implemented strict biosecurity measures and has made the difficult decision to euthanize a number of infected birds in order to protect the health of their remaining avian population. Tennant has been vocal about the financial impact of the outbreak, as the park faces significant revenue losses due to its temporary closure.
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Aileen Tennant, the director of Fota Wildlife Park, described the challenges faced during the bird flu outbreak.
Fota Wildlife Park reopens to the public following bird flu outbreak – The Irish TimesDirector Aileen Tennant said she was 'delighted to confirm' the park will reopen on December 20th following an outbreak of avian flu.
Fota Wildlife Park to reopen before Christmas after avian flu outbreak – The Irish TimesAileen Tennant, Fota director, confirmed the park would probably remain closed for at least three weeks to deal with the outbreak.
Meath commercial turkey flock tests positive for bird flu in second case this week – The Irish TimesAileen Tennant, the park’s director, confirmed it is now expected to remain closed for at least three weeks to deal with the outbreak.
Latest avian flu outbreak confirmed at Co Carlow turkey facility – The Irish Times
