Articles
An Eagle's Cry -
A personal look at the emotional side of
wildlife rehabilitation
A Year to Endear - Case studies of a spring baby season
Louise Shimmel and Eowyn, a Ferruginous Hawk
Backyard Raptor
Feeding? - The do's and
don'ts of attracting raptors to your backyard
Emergency Road Kits
for Rehabilitators - Suggested
contents of a rescue kit for licensed rehabilitators
Rehabilitation Ethics
- A wildlife rehabilitator code of ethics
Screen Those Chimneys
- Chimneys can look like good cavities for nesting
The Effects of Cats on Wildlife
- With many species in danger due to
habitat loss or pesticides, predation by house cats is yet one more hardship
- but a controllable one - imposed by humans on wild animals already
struggling to survive
West Nile Virus
- General Information - West Nile virus belongs to a group of
viruses that can cause encephalitis, a potentially fatal inflammation of the
brain and spinal cord. WNV is known to affect birds, horses, and humans -
and other mammals
What Good Is Wildlife Rehabilitation?
- A frank look at the state of the profession
When Birds Can't Fly -
Or Squirrels Can't Climb - An article written for Skipping Stones, a
multi-cultural children's magazine on wildlife rehabilitation - what it is,
how anyone can help.
Avian influenza (“bird flu” as it is sometimes called in the press) is making its way into the news almost daily and causing worry among global health authorities, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Also See Avian Influenza Facts.
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Did You Know?
That Wildlife Rehabilitation has made a difference for millions of animals?
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