Fawns are a very common animal that enters wildlife rehabilitation. They are highly urbanized, comfortable living in proximity to humans, and are unfortunately often victims of wildlife/human conflicts. This podcast talks about some of the spec

Episode 5 Wildlife Vaccinations

Oct 22nd, 2021 14m 6s

The vaccination of wildlife in rehabilitation centers and their natural habitat is a very controversial topic. In this episode, we will explore why wildlife may benefit from vaccination and why government agencies often choose to vaccinate wild

Episode 4 Welcome to Season 2

Oct 19th, 2021 1m 15s

Welcome back to Season 2. We are back from a longer than anticipated break. I moved to Wisconsin this summer where I continue to volunteer in wildlife rehabilitation and teach environmental science. Give a listen to hear what's coming up for us

Episode 3 Wildlife Crossings and Corridors

Apr 22nd, 2021 16m 11s

Animals have places to go to! Wildlife crossings and corridors help them get where they need to go. This episode gives you the low down and some ways you can advocate for wildlife crossings. This is the letter I wrote to Secretary Buttigieg and

Episode 02 Wildlife Kidnaping

Apr 20th, 2021 17m 11s

This episode talks about wildlife kidnapping - when people take baby animals from their natural habitat. Sometimes they think they are rescuing them but other times it is with intent to have an exotic pet. You can read more on our blog Kidnappi

Episode 01 How to Become a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator

Apr 13th, 2021 20m 35s

In this episode, we look at how to become a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, what are the needed job skills, what the job is like, is this a volunteer position or a career? You can read our blog post on this topic to learn more. Join me on our

Episode 00 Introduction

Apr 13th, 2021 1m 42s

The Wildlife Rehabilitators Podcast is for everyone who is or wants to be a wildlife rehabilitator or conservationist. We discuss the ins and outs of wildlife rehabilitation and why conservation of wildlife and their habitats is so important. J

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