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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 you to log into your membership account to view. 

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Animal Welfare & The Ethics of Rehabilitation  |  Communications & Public Education | Conservation & Rehabilitation  | Disaster Preparedness  |  Enrichment & Animal Behavior | Mental Health & Resilience  |  Nutrition  | One Health, Collaboration, & Inclusion   |   Permanently Captive Wildlife | Rehabilitation Programs & Management   | Wildlife Careers  |  Wildlife Crime & Confiscations | Wildlife Disease & Biosecurity |  Wildlife Medicine & Diagnostics |  Wildlife Rehab Research  |  Wildlife Rescue & Strandings

Animal Welfare & The Ethics of Rehabilitation

*Open Access* Assessing Wildlife Rehabilitation Patient Welfare 

Environmental Ethics: A Primer for Wildlife Rehabilitators 

Communications & Public Education

Ethical Risk Communication at the Human Wildlife Interface 

Dial “W” for Wildlife: Tips for Wildlife Hotlines

Dial “W” for Wildlife Part 2: More Tips for Wildlife Hotlines 

Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword 

Indigenous Perspectives on Wildlife Coexistence 

Conservation & Rehabilitation

Transformative Avian Conservation: Save a Parrot, Save People, Save the Planet 

Managing Dog Populations to Preserve Jaguars & Marine Turtles

A Big Problem with Little Animals: How Insect Declines May Affect Wildlife 

Manatees & Monkeys: Rehabilitation as a Conservation Tool 

Disaster Preparedness

2020 Fire Season 

Disaster Preparedness

Wildlife Rehabilitation During Extreme Climate Changes

Enrichment & Animal Behavior

Risk Perception: How to Trigger Protective Phenotypes in Animals and How to Use Them 

Enrichment in Wildlife Rehabilitation

Mental Health & Resilience

*Open Access* Self Care & Coping Strategies for Animal Caretakers 

Compassionate Objectivity 

Wildlife Rehabilitators and Self Care 

Taking Care of Staff & Volunteers 

Nutrition

Cicada-induced Vitamin A Deficiency in Wild Birds 

One Health, Collaboration, & Inclusivity

One Health in Action for Australia’s Bats 

Collaboration for One Health 

Wildlife Rehabilitation within One Health 

Working with Falconers 

Bridging the Access Gap in Conservation 

Permanently Captive Wildlife

Assessing the Future of Ambassador Animal Programs 

Where to Begin: Training Ambassador Animals 

Rehabilitation Programs & Management

Silent Forests: Avian Rehabilitation in Asia 

From Rehabilitation to Conservation: Insights from a Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Greece 

Wildlife Careers

Getting Started in Wildlife Rehabilitation Panel 

Wildlife Crime & Confiscations

The Wildlife Confiscations Network 

Wildlife Disease & Biosecurity

*Open Access* Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) Information Exchange 2026 

Accessible Biosecurity 

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Overview 

Epizootic Disease Spread 

Wildlife Medicine & Diagnostics

Molecular Tools for Wildlife Rehabilitation 

Fractures in Purple Finches Present as Wing Strain 

Avian Ophthalmology and Vision 

Wildlife Rehabilitator & Veterinary Relationships 

Wildlife Rehab Research

Making Sense of Wildlife Rehab Research 

*Open Access* Show Your Work! 

Research & Rehab: Bridging the Gap Between Citizen Science & Academia 

Wildlife Rescue & Strandings

Pinniped Patrol: Meeting Community Needs in a Time of Crisis