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SPECIALIZING IN THE GLOBAL CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE

 
 
     


Mission

To apply our veterinary background, experience and networks to contribute and enhance global wildlife conservation through active involvement in all aspects of wildlife management, education, research and development.

 

 

Goals

  • Maintain the highest professional and ethical standards in our work with wildlife and towards our clients.

  • Promote a greater number of veterinarians as team members in Conservation Medicine worldwide through service excellence and education.

  • Establish new conservation areas in such a manner to render minimum disease risk and wildlife human conflict at the interface.

  • Promote and participate in research to develop tools and methods ensure that all species of wildlife are treated humanely and compassionately during all wildlife management activities.

  • To recognize our limitations and incorporate specialists from our network to the benefit of conservation.

  • Represent wildlife and conservation on a global scale.

 

 

Staff

The practice currently consists of two veterinarians led by Dr. Cobus Raath, working exclusively with wildlife, professional game capturer Mr. Louis van Wyk and the game capture team.
 

 
       
     
 
 
 

Wildlife Veterinary Medicine Course | Wildlifevets |  Conservation Medicine in Africa | Dr Cobus Raath | Veterinary Students South Africa | South African Wildlife Veterinarians
Zoo Medicine Courses in South Africa | Exotics Animal work Kruger National Park
Game Capture | Veterinary Clinical Work and Research | Veterinary Developmental Consultation |
Wildlife management and translocation