SPECIALISED WILDLIFE VET TRAINING AT WHITEOAK USA 2022 скачать в хорошем качестве

SPECIALISED WILDLIFE VET TRAINING AT WHITEOAK USA 2022

White Oak conserves and sustains some of the earth's rarest species through innovative training, research, reproduction, and field programs. White Oak Conservation is a private Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) facility with approximately 500 individual animals representing over 30 unique and imperiled species. Best known for its expansive natural habitats, non-intensive management style, and conservation breeding populations, the facility is world renowned for its work with large populations of antelope, rhinoceros, okapi, cheetah, endangered crane and passerines, and associated reintroduction programs. Located along the St. Marys River in northeast Florida, the beautiful White Oak Conservation property encompasses 17,000 acres of mixed forest and wetlands. Through the WCN SPECIALISED ZOOLOGICAL AND WILDLIFE VETERINARY TRAINING that provides past and present Wildlife Conservation Network Veterinary Scholarship recipients an opportunity to work alongside and learn veterinary technical skills from highly respected zoological veterinarians and specialists. As a past WCN scholar the program goal was to improve my veterinary and technical experience in order to continue my conservation endeavors. The internship provided me with extensive hands-on experience working clinically with a wide variety of species under the direct supervision of senior veterinarian Scott B. Citino, D.V.M., Dipl. ACZM and associate veterinarian Jessica A. Emerson, D.V.M., Dipl. ACZM, and also worked alongside certified veterinary technicians and animal care specialists. I have gained valuable experience, knowledge and skills by learning from Dr. Citino who has over 35 years of experience in wildlife medicine including extensive experience working with and advising field programs such as the Okapi Conservation Project, Cheetah Conservation Fund, International Rhino Foundation, and Florida Panther, Florida Grasshopper Sparrow, Mississippi Sand hill and Whooping Crane Recovery Programs