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The
mission of the Association is to discover, disseminate, and directly
apply knowledge of the health and diseases of wild animals in relation
to their biology, ecology and conservation. This includes interactions
with humans and domestic animals.
We
are concerned with infectious, toxic, neoplastic, physiological
and nutritional diseases, ecosystem health, husbandry and medicine,
wildlife rehabilitation, captive breeding of endangered species,
pest species, public health, and utilisation of wildlife.
The
Australasian section consists of nearly 200 enthusiastic members
including parasitologists, researchers, zoo vets, private practitioners,
zoologists, pathologists, biochemists and students, with expertise
across a broad range of disciplines and species.
Management
of policies and activities of the Association is through an Executive
Committee, which includes representation
from each region. |
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