30-Hours Professional Diploma in Wildlife Rehabilitation
Credit hours
3
Caring for injured and orphaned wild animals requires specialist knowledge, and this course covers the ethical and legal foundations of wildlife rehabilitation. Learners study wildlife anatomy, assessment, triage and handling, common injuries and diseases, feeding and hydration, behaviour and stress, and preparing suitable habitats and enrichment. Ideal for volunteers and those hoping to work in wildlife care.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Wildlife Rehabilitation and Ethical Foundations
- 02Legal and Regulatory Frameworks in Wildlife Care
- 03Anatomy and Physiology of Common Wildlife Species
- 04Initial Assessment, Triage, and Handling Techniques
- 05Common Injuries, Diseases, and Medical Management
- 06Nutrition, Hydration, and Feeding Strategies
- 07Behavioural Assessment and Stress Management in Wild Animals
- 08Habitat Preparation and Environmental Enrichment
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