Dean Huxley

Dean Huxley

wildlife rescuer Australia

Dean Huxley is the chief executive of WA Wildlife and has dedicated 17 years to wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. He has been at the forefront of addressing a troubling surge in neurological issues among magpies in Western Australia, known as the mystery magpie paralysis syndrome. Huxley has witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of affected birds, prompting urgent investigations into the cause of this alarming phenomenon and emphasizing the broader environmental implications of wildlife health.

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Australia Australia: Dean Huxley is the chief executive of WA Wildlife and has been involved in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation for 17 years. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: Magpies are dropping like flies with ‘mystery paralysis’. It could be a canary in the coal mine