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Coffee & Tea with IWRC Archives
Coffee & Tea with IWRC Archives Current Schedule | Suggest a Speaker | More Webinars Welcome to the archives of IWRC’s monthly wildlife seminar series, Coffee & Tea with IWRC! Access to the full archives is one of the many benefits of an IWRC membership – all but the links marked “Open Access” will require...
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Benefits of Membership
Why Join IWRC? IWRC membership gives wildlife rehabilitation professionals access to science-based resources, exclusive tools, and a global network built on decades of expertise. Whether you are just starting out or have years of experience, membership supports your growth at every stage of your career. Individual and Student Member Benefits 1. Journal of Wildlife...
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Assessing the Future of Ambassador Animal Programs
IWRC webinar on assessing the future of animal ambassador programs by evaluating animal welfare, organizational goals and resources.
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Dial W for Wildlife: Tips for Managing Wildlife Hotlines
This webinar was recorded on April 20, 2026 Wildlife rehabilitators don’t just care for wildlife; they also offer guidance and educate the public on topics ranging from from how to safely contain injured wildlife to how to humanely discourage wildlife from living in your attic. Many wildlife rehabilitation programs field thousands of calls and emails…
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Ethical Risk Communication at the Human Wildlife Interface
This webinar was recorded on March 30, 2026. Our speaker was Joe Cashmore. Wildlife rehabilitators are a trusted source of information about wildlife, including wildlife health. They play an important role in communicating risks, such as zoonotic disease, when humans and wildlife interact. The way these messages are framed can influence how people behave toward…
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Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword
This webinar was recorded on February 17, 2026. Our speaker was Connie Needham. The ever-growing world of social media has created a whole new avenue of science communication, education, and fundraising. Wildlife rehabilitators can make our work and our message more visible than ever before in history, yet what we post online can either help…
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Self Care & Coping Strategies for Animal Caretakers
This webinar was recorded on January 27, 2026 on Self Care & Coping Strategies for Animal Caretakers. Our fantastic speaker is Rachel Wright, a veterinary social worker. Wildlife rehabilitators are, by definition, animal lovers who are passionate enough to take action. Our work has amazing rewards, like seeing injured animals finally return home to the…
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Where to Begin: Training Ambassador Animals
This webinar was recorded on November 18, 2025 on Where to Begin: Training Animal Ambassador. Our fantastic speaker is Lara Joseph, founder of The Animal Behavior Center. Not every wild animal that wildlife rehabilitators care for can return to the wild. Sometimes, caretakers must make a difficult choice: is captivity a humane and ethical option…
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Cicada-induced Vitamin A Deficiency in Wild Birds
This webinar was recorded on October 29, 2025 on Cicada-induced Vitamin A Deficiency in Wild Birds. Our fantastic speaker is Dr. Sarah Reich of the DuPage Wildlife Conservation Center in Illinois, USA. In 2021 and 2024, Dr. Sarah Reich and the DuPage Wildlife Conservation Center personnel noticed an increase in admissions of wild fledgling birds…







