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When rehabilitation records reveal something bigger

How observations from individual wildlife patients become signals that can help scientists and agencies recognize unusual health events.

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Conferences

NWRA 2013, Portland Oregon pt::2

It’s as if people knew we were coming. So many have asked us about Wildlife Rehabilitation MD and two organizations signed up as well! Those that are…

March 11, 2013
Conferences

NWRA 2013, Portland Oregon

Well, we’re here at the National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association conference in Portland Oregon. It’s only been a few hours so far and already staf…

March 6, 2013
WRMD

Better Management of Rescuers

We’ve just released a significant update that is designed to help manage your rescues. This was something that was meant to be part of Wildlife Rehabi…

February 18, 2013
WRMD

Added More Tutorial Videos

We’ve added two more tutorial videos to the Tutorial and Demos page, one on managing your account and the other about deleting a record.

February 9, 2013
WRMD

A Flood of Updates

Well it feels like a flood of updates anyway. Over the past month there have been many updates and tweaks to Wildlife Rehabilitation MD that have pret…

January 21, 2013
Organization

2012, Year End Review

What an amazing year for Wildlife Rehabilitation MD! So many things happened this year that I’m not sure that I can remember them all to list. In summ…

January 1, 2013
Conferences

Introduction to Wildlife Rehabilitation MD at CCWR 2012

Devin just delivered an exciting introductory presentation of Wildlife Rehabilitation MD at the California Council for Wildlife Rehabilitators (CCWR)…

November 18, 2012
WRMD

Introducing Wildlife Rehabilitation MD

It is with great excitement that we are introducing Wildlife Rehabilitation MD.

January 2, 2012

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