This international panel discussion on Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza and Wildlife Care was recorded on August 5, 2026. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has recently been detected in southern Australia, which means that this illness has been detected on every continent worldwide. While rehabbers in many areas of the world have had to adapt to manage...
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One Health in Action for Australia’s Bats
The Bat Health Focus Group: One Health in Action for Australia’s Bats, recorded on June 23, 2026 as part of the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council’s Coffee & Tea seminar series. Our speaker is Shana Ahmed of Wildlife Health Australia. For more than 20 years the Bat Health Focus Group (BHFG) has worked together to improve…
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Collaboration for One Health with Joe Cashmore
August 2025 Coffee & Tea Seminar Our wonderful speaker, Joe Cashmore from Wildlife Health Australia, will shares insights into how wildlife rehabilitation fits into the broader wildlife health landscape, examples of national wildlife disease working groups that have incorporated and benefited from the involvement of wildlife rehabilitators, and perspectives on the interconnectivity and collaboration needed…
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March 2025 Coffee & Tea
Molecular Tools for Wildlife Rehabilitation with Dr. Erin D’Agnese Recording of March 2025 for Coffee & Tea with Dr. Erin D’Agnese, who discussed her work in molecular genetics, and groundbreaking new methods that open up exciting new possibilities for wildlife rehabilitation. Her talk” Molecular tools to aid the rehabilitation of wildlife and research for their…
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Pinniped Patrol
Meeting Community Needs in a Time of Crisis with Dave Bader
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Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Overview
Deborah Galle specializes in rabbit rehabilitation. She is a former IWRC and Connecticut Wildlife Rehabilitators Association board member. She is currently employed as the Emergency & Critical Care Liaison for Cornell University Veterinary Specialists, a level 1 trauma facility. LINK TO RESOURCE EMAIL
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Epizootic Disease Spread
Epizootic disease spread is a disease event in non-human animal populations. Such an outbreak can have greater effects on the wider ecosystem, including humans! With guest speaker Lynn Miller PhD, previous IWRC Board President. She was the Director of Wildlife Rehabilitation at Cape Wildlife Center, Wildlife Education Director at the South Florida Wildlife Center, and is currently the...