2005 Papers

WEDNESDAY 31 AUGUST 2005

Dr Larry Vogelnest	“Disease Considerations for the Release of Rehabilitated Wildlife”
Giles Clark	“Wildlife Conservation in Developing Countries”
Wanda Grabowski	“Give me a Home Among the Gum Trees – Radio Tracking Julie and Chantelle”	View
Dr Anne Fowler	“How to Manage Open Wounds in Wildlife”	View
Terry Reardon	“Australian Bats – Diversity, Conservation Issues and Research”
Dr Rosie Booth	“Conservation Research at David Fleay Wildlife Park”
June Butcher	“Highs and Lows of Endangered Species Breeding”	View
Dr Andrew Tribe	“Measuring the Success of Wildlife Rehabilitation”	View
Phil Shaw	“Release and Other Things – An Ecologist Perspective”
Dr Steve Phillips	“What do we do with the drunken sailor? Some issues associated with the captive management and release of rehabilitated koalas”
Jed Goodfellow	“Obligations of Wildlife Carers under Animal Welfare Legislation”	View
Lance Ferris	“Capturing Pelicans and Other Birds that can be Lured”	View
Manfred Zabinskas	“Kangaroo Rescue – Techniques and Application”	View

THURSDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2005

Larry Dawson	“Caring for Carers”
Elizabeth Hall	“Release Considerations for Rehabilitated Wildlife”	View
Dr Michael Pyne	“Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease”	View
Dr Jeff McKee	“Viruses, Koalas and Leukaemia”	View
Dr Jim Pollock	“Tetany in Hand Reared Common Brushtail Possums”	View
Dr Jon Hanger	“Management of Critically Ill Wildlife; The Reality and Practice of Wildlife Euthanasia”	View
Dr Andrew Tribe and Dr Jon Hanger	“The Vet Visit”	View
Dr Stacy Gelis	“Wild Bird Assessment, First Aid and Handy Tips”	View
Annie Saunders	Queensland Wildlife Rehabilitation Council “The State of Queensland”	View
Audrey Koosmen	“NSW Steering Committee – NSW State Body”	View
Deborah Turnbull	“Wildlife Carers as Environmental Educators”	View
Leigh Koppman	“Aspects of Raising the Short Beaked Echidna”	View
Hannah Hampson	“Education for Action”	View
Lyndall Pettett	“The Release of Rehabilitated Native Marsupials and Occupancy of Artificial Homes on the Sunshine Coast”	View

FRIDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 2005

Nancy Tang	“Application for Standards in Wildlife Rehabilitation”	View
Peter McKinney	“Experiences in the Middle East – Benefits to Raptor Medicine”
Dr David Middleton	“Wildlife Health in the Round – Healesville Sanctuary’s Australian Wildlife Centre”	View
Dr Phillipa Mason	“Rehabilitating Birds”	View
Renee Fischer	“Certificate III in Native Animal Rehabilitation – A First for Wildlife Carers”	View
Dr Karrie Rose	“Australian Registry of Wildlife Health at Taronga Zoo”	View
Dr Les Hall	“Anatomy of Bats”
Dr Hume Field	“Emerging diseases associated with flying foxes - host management strategies”	View
Dr Anne Fowler	“Common Conditions in Native Reptiles”	View
Georgina Beach	“A Gap in the Market: Potential Role for a National Organization”	View