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Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator
Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator

Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator

A mark of excellence you carry wherever you go

  • About Us
    • History
    • Mission, Vision, and Goals
    • Code of Professional Ethics
    • Staff, Board, and Volunteers
  • CWR Registry
  • Current CWRs
    • Guidelines and Requirements for Current CWRs
    • Renewal Application Process, Fees, and Forms
    • Continuing Education (CE)
    • CWR Registry
  • Prospective CWRs
    • Why Become a CWR?
    • Guidelines and Requirements for Prospective CWRs
    • CWR Handbook
    • CWR Application Process, Fees, and Forms
    • Sample Exam Questions
    • Approved Continuing Education (CE) for CWR’s
    • Helpful Resources for Wildlife Rehabilitators
  • Resources
    • Online and Print Resources
    • Upcoming Symposiums, Workshops, and Courses
    • Approved CE List
    • Job and Internship Postings
    • Compassion Fatigue
    • Donate to the CWR Program
  • Get Involved!
  • FAQ

International Conference on Zoology and Animal Nutrition

2021-02-15 - 2021-02-16 All day
https://waset.org/zoology-and-animal-nutrition-conference-in-february-2021-in-istanbul

 International Conference on Zoology and Animal Nutrition-February 15-16, 2021 in Istanbul, Turkey

Testimonials

"The CWR concept summarizes a very nice collection of skills. I've been working as a veterinarian in wildlife rehabilitation for 18 years and can confidently say that the CWR materials provide a great tool kit presented in a concise and easily understandable form, tailor made for wildlife rehabilitation. And I hope many people in wildlife rehabilitation will make use of this source. " -Ulrike Streicher

CWR

A program administered by IWRC

Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator (CWR) is a designation which recognizes current and prospective wildlife rehabilitators who achieve a higher standard of wildlife care through academic excellence. Completion of the CWR certificate is not equivalent to licensure as a wildlife rehabilitator. Requirements for designation as a licensed wildlife rehabilitator vary greatly by geographical region. Check with your local issuing body for additional requirements.

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Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator

  • Email
    certification@theiwrc.org
  • Phone
    1-866-871-1869
  • Fax
    408-876-6153
  • Address
    Post Office Box 3197
    Eugene, OR 97403 USA
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