Wildlife Medicine
Miranda Senft (’22) discusses what to do if you find a baby bird. Keep reading to learn more.
When: Wednesday, August 29th, 5:00-6:30pmWhere: Lecture Hall 5, the vet schoolAt this event, you will have the opportunity to hear from and interview some of the world’s top experts, spanning the fields of zoological and exotic medicine, wildlife health policy, and reproduction. Come prepared with questions!
What: ZAWS be hosting David Brown, an award-winning cinematographer, to teach a course in wildlife photography/cinematography and visual storytelling, including its importance in wildlife conservation. The course will be taught in two 2-hour sessions. To get the most out of the course you should attend both lectures, but if you can only attend one that is okay.When: April 10th and April 18th, 6-8pmWhere: Lecture Hall Floor, the vet school
ZAWS has an exciting opportunity to learn about Avian Surgery in another hands on lab! The event will include a demonstration by Dr. De Matos followed by the opportunity for students to practice suturing, incisions, biopsies, placing esophagostomy tubes, toe amputation, celiotomy, and so much more!
During this 1st annual event, ZAWS will be bringing a selection of diverse speakers, lecturing on topics ranging from the role of reproduction in conservation, the effects of plastic on biodiversity loss, and the importance of nutrition for wildlife conservation.
What: The Zoo and Wildlife Society (ZAWS) will be hosting a lunch lecture with the education director at the Belize Zoo & Tropical Education Center, Jamal Andrewin. The presentation will celebrate the partnership between Cornell’s College of Vet Medicine and the Belize Zoo, and it will cover ways in which students and faculty can get involved.When: Friday, November 3rd, 12:00-12:50 pmWhere: LH2
