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Code of Ethics – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. WRNBC CODE OF ETHICS. A wildlife rehabilitator should strive to achieve high standards of wildlife care through knowledge and understanding of the field. Continuing efforts should be made to keep informed of current rehabilitation information, methods, laws and regulations. A wildlife rehabilitator’s attitude should be responsible and conscientious in working towards improving the quality of care given to wildlife undergoing rehabilitation. A wildlife reh...

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Wildlife Rehabilitation Conference – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. WRNBC is thrilled to declare our 2016 BC Wildlife Rehabilitation Conference, hosted in conjunction with Wildlife Rescue Association. In Burnaby, BC,. Was a grand success! Stay tuned for information on our 2017 BC Wildlife Rehabilitation Conference! Check out last year’s weekend agenda, for a taste of what to expect at our annual event: 2016 Conference Weekend Agenda. Maj Birch Travel Bursary. Applications will open late 2016. A travel bursary of $300 is a...

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Membership – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. Quarterly WRNBC newsletter keep current on upcoming events, courses, updates from other BC wildlife rehabilitators, and relevant articles from primary research. Reduced registration fee at the WRNBC AGM and WRNBC-hosted Training Sessions. Access to WRNBC emergency supplies. Access to the Members-only section of our website (e.g. forum, message board). Permitted rehabilitation facilities receive. Free advertising in the Career Opportunities. Founded in 198...

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Newsletters – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. The WRNBC newsletter is produced 3-4 times/year and available to our members immediately upon completion. Newsletters are sent directly to members via email – join. WRNBC today to keep up to date! Founded in 1989, WRNBC provides continuing education, networking resources, and a professional avenue for working with government and regulatory agencies on issues that affect rehabilitators and their work. All photos credit Paul Steeves Photography.

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Terra Wildlife Awareness Society | terrawildlife

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Just another WordPress.com site. Author Archives: Terra Wildlife Awareness Society. About Terra Wildlife Awareness Society. Helping wildlife populations, one backyard at a time! April 15, 2014. Spring has sprung in Vancouver! It’s as though you can hear the collective cheers of the gardeners who have been chomping at the bit to get started in their urban and suburban gardens. Gardening is a joy for many, and … Continue reading →. Badgers in BC, helping an endangered species. January 27, 2014. If you spen...

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Members Only – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:. Founded in 1989, WRNBC provides continuing education, networking resources, and a professional avenue for working with government and regulatory agencies on issues that affect rehabilitators and their work. All photos credit Paul Steeves Photography. Oiled Wildlife Society of BC. Ministry of Environment Report All Poachers and Polluters (RAPP). Middot; Designed by.

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Minimum Standards – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. British Columbia wildlife rehabilitators are dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured, ill or orphaned British Columbia wildlife. BC wildlife rehabilitators are also committed to public education to help prevent wildlife mistreatment, injury and conflict. Acceptable practices to strive for. All photos credit Paul Steeves Photography. Oiled Wildlife Society of BC. Ministry of Environment Report All Poachers and Polluters (RAPP).

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Oiled Wildlife Training – Wildlife Rehabilitators Network of BC

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Find a local rehabilitator. Oiled Wildlife in BC. The Oiled Wildlife Society and the Wildlife Rehabilitators’ Network of BC host Oiled Wildlife First Responder training courses. This basic. Session has taken place in spring 2012 and 2013. Course modules cover:. Overview of the Incident Command System and the role of First Responders. Overview of the agencies involved in dealing with an oil spill. First Responder health and safety. Capture procedures for oiled wildlife. Oiled Wildlife Society of BC.