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Raptor Center faces budget crisis as it marks milestone

Raptor Center faces budget crisis as it marks milestone Support Local Journalism Pandemic fallout hits renowned bird-of-prey rehab facility Since 1972, the California Raptor Center at UC Davis has rehabilitated thousands of injured and orphaned birds of prey. Each year, the center takes in roughly 300 sick or injured raptors and returns about 60% of them to the wild. The center also provides hands-on training and education to school programs, ecological organizations and the university community. “We have multiple generations In Davis that have learned about the outdoor world from the Raptor Center,” said Dr. Michelle Hawkins, the center’s director. “Parents tell us the Raptor Center made such an impression on them that they are bringing their children here.”

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Toward Zoonosis Control through Preemption: Research Center for Zoonosis Control

Date Time Toward Zoonosis Control through Preemption: Research Center for Zoonosis Control This article was published in the Autumn 2020 issue of Litterae Populi. The full list of articles can be found here. When, where, and how do pathogens creep into our daily lives? We are committed to safeguarding human health against the threat of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases. HUCZC faculty with international students from Zambia and elsewhere (at an HUCZC lab). From front right: Hiroshi Kida (head of the HUCZC), Yasuhiko Suzuki (director), and Hirofumi Sawa (vice-director). The HUCZC hosts numerous international students every year, fostering a wealth of talent.

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LSU SVM: Ensuring your pet s safety during summertime heat, holiday activities

LSU SVM: Ensuring your pet s safety during summertime heat, holiday activities
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University of Wisconsin: University Staff Awards honor those who go above and beyond

University of Wisconsin: University Staff Awards honor those who go above and beyond
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Welfare concerns for world s working equines over Covid-19 pandemic

Share The pandemic has not been easy on the world’s working animals, or their owners. Photo: World Horse Welfare The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant effect on families around the world that use horses, ponies, donkeys and mules for their livelihood, with knock-on effects for animal welfare, researchers report. The ground-breaking study highlighted welfare concerns, after finding that more than 75% of those reliant on working horses around the world see a negative effect from the pandemic. “Many of the large numbers of people who need their horses, donkeys and mules to work are already living on low or very low incomes and have little in reserve when that work isn’t available,” said Izzy Wild, who is programme officer in the international department at the charity World Horse Welfare and lead author of the study.

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