30-Hours Professional Diploma in Wildlife Rescue
Credit hours
3
Learners find out how to help wildlife in trouble, from the legal and ethical considerations of rescue to basic animal care and first aid. The course covers identifying sick or injured animals, safe handling and transport, rehabilitation, preparing for release and understanding wildlife behaviour and stress. It suits volunteers, conservation enthusiasts and anyone who encounters injured wild animals.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Wildlife Rescue and Conservation
- 02Legal and Ethical Considerations in Wildlife Rescue
- 03Basic Animal Care and First Aid for Wildlife
- 04Identifying and Assessing Injured or Sick Wildlife
- 05Safe Handling and Transport of Wild Animals
- 06Rehabilitation and Recovery of Injured Wildlife
- 07Preparing for the Release of Rescued Wildlife
- 08Understanding Wildlife Behaviour and Stress Management
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