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Living Sentinels: Monitoring Wildlife to Prevent the Proliferation of New Diseases

Posted on July 27, 2021 Leave a Comment

This online webinar explores the connection between humanity’s treatment of wildlife and outbreaks of diseases like Covid19, as well as the role that wildlife rehabilitation centers like City Wildlife play in protecting public health. It premiered in September 2020.

DC Councilperson Mary Cheh moderates the discussion, which features:

  1. John Hadidian, PhD, wildlife biologist and member of the City Wildlife board of directors
  2. Teresa Telecky, vice president of Humane Society International, and
  3. David Wiebers, MD, consultant emeritus for Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation.

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