“Making Sense of Wildlife Rehab Research,” recorded on July 8, 2026 as part of the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council’s Coffee & Tea seminar series. Our speaker is Kieran Lindsey, editor of the Journal of Wildlife Rehabilitation. A research paper in the Journal of Wildlife Rehabilitation and other publications can be a powerful tool for improving…
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Indigenous Perspectives on Wildlife Coexistence
This webinar was recorded on September 22, 2025 on Indigenous Perspectives on Wildlife Coexistence. Our fantastic speaker is Dr. Helina Jolly, who shares insights from her research with indigenous cultures worldwide. What if wild animals were not managed, but listened to? What if fires were not a threat to suppress but a presence to learn…
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…
Show Your Work! June 2025
Recording of IWRC Coffee and Tea on Monday June 30, 2025. Learn how to use the wildlife rehabilitation data you already use to improve animal welfare and care around the world. Gathering and sharing important data is something everyone can do, and it doesn’t have to take a huge amount of time or expertise!
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…




