Wildlife First Aid Training - Day 2

Wildlife First Aid Training – Day 2: Handling and Assessment

Take your wildlife response skills to the next level with this practical, hands-on training day focused on wildlife handling, examinations, transport and assessment techniques used in real-world rescue and rehabilitation settings.

Designed for environmental officers, rangers, wildlife carers, veterinary staff, emergency responders and anyone working around native wildlife, this course combines theory with practical demonstrations delivered by experienced wildlife vets and rehabilitators.

Participants will gain confidence in safely handling a range of native species while learning the principles behind assessment, transport, welfare and release considerations.

Topics covered:

• Handling, examinations and assessments
• Raptor handling and transport
• Baby bird care
• Joey marsupial care
• Safe transport techniques
• Humane euthanasia theory
• Pre-release assessments and release requirements
• Bat handling safety and first aid
• Large bird safety and handling

Course Details

📅 Thursday Sessions
⏰ 9:00am – 4:00pm
📍 Kanyana Wildlife, Lesmurdie WA

Who should attend?

This course is ideal for:

• Environmental officers

• Rangers and field staff

• Wildlife rehabilitators and carers

• Veterinary nurses and students

• Emergency response personnel

• Mine site and infrastructure workers

• Anyone likely to encounter injured or displaced wildlife in their work

What’s included?

✔ Hands-on practical training
✔ Training resources
✔ Experienced wildlife trainers
✔ Catering included
✔ Certificate of attendance

Please note: Some practical components involve live animals and handling demonstrations conducted under strict welfare and safety protocols.

Book now to build the confidence and skills needed to respond appropriately when wildlife needs help.