The Wildlife Disease Risk Analysis (WDRA) online training course provides a thorough grounding in principles, processes and tools needed to conduct a robust, evidence-based disease risk analysis involving wildlife. Although primarily developed to address disease as a threat to wildlife, the WDRA process has wide application and can be equally used for situations in which the focus is the health of people or domestic animals living in proximity with wildlife. It will be of interest to anyone actively engaged in the assessment and mitigation of disease risks to wildlife (in situ and ex situ) or disease risks arising from interactions between wildlife, domestic animals or people (e.g. government agencies, veterinary practice, public health, zoo work, field research etc).
Contacts for the course, including enrollment key: Jamie Copsley
- Editing Trainer: Zali Brookes
- Editing Trainer: Jamie Copsey
- Editing Trainer: Richard Jakob-Hoff
- Editing Trainer: Fabiana Lopes Rocha
- Editing Trainer: Phil Tucak
- Editing Trainer: Steve Unwin