Wildlife Therapeutics Network
Generating knowledge and skills to advance wildlife medications
Inaugural online symposium 2024
Interested in therapeutics for wildlife? Join our online event!
The motivation is to develop a new community to help solve the challenges of optimal therapeutics use for wild species. We aim to bring together people with complimentary skills, experience and knowledge (and enthusiasm).
- Date: A half-day session 18 June (US participants) 19 June (Australia/NZ) 2024
- Time: Starting 8 am Australia | 10 am NZ | Chicago 5 pm | Denver 4 pm
- Times for Northern Hemisphere coming soon!
- Location: Online and FREE. Registrants will be sent a zoom link to join
Why should you attend?
Expert insights: Hear from thought leaders with unique insights
Interactive sessions: Engage in discussion with speaker panels
Networking: Connect with researchers, veterinarians and conservationists from around the world who are interested in wildlife therapeutics and their use
Diverse topics: Learn about disease management, PK, drug delivery and more
Who will you hear from?
Learn about a variety of topics from a fantastic array of international speakers including:
- Prof. Rob Hunter University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA
- Minor Species Pharmacology: Outside the Lines
- Dr Hayden Hamby National Wildlife Research Centre, Fort Collins, USA
- Formulation of an oral vaccine for wildlife: Conceptualization to deployment
- Prof. Greg Anderson University of Otago, New Zealand
- Sterilization of introduced mammalian pests for conservation of native species using a cell-targeting approach
- A/Prof. Andy Flies Wild Immunology Group, University of Tasmania
- Developing an oral bait vaccine system for Tasmanian devil facial tumour disease
- A/Prof. Anton Blencoe Centre for Pharmaceutical Innovation, University of South Australia
- Novel formulations to target introduced predators and safeguard native animals
- Dr Ellen Wiedner Hyrax Veterinary Consulting, Colorado, USA
- 30 grams or 3000 kgs: Logistical challenges of medicating zoo species
- Dr Lisa Argilla The Dunedin Wildlife Hospital, NZ
- Challenges in therapeutic dosing and routes of administration in NZ avian wildlife
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