
This is the podcast of the Wildlife Disease Association (WDA, www.wildlifedisease.org). Our host Dr Catharina Vendl chats with wildlife health professionals including researchers, vets, pathologists and more, about the joys and challenges of their job and the emerging issues of wildlife health locally and worldwide. All of our guests have a longstanding affinity with the WDA and a true pas... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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When a Daubenton's bat tested positive for a rabies-related virus at a kindergarten in central Germany, the story moved faster than the facts. Headlines screamed "rabies panic," and Dr. Amelie Lisa Arnecke stepped in to stop good science from being d... more
Every GPS collar, every blood sample, every dataset built on a wild mammal begins the same way: a dart, and a vet standing over an unconscious animal hoping nothing goes wrong. Dr. Jacopo Morelli has been that vet more than 300 times with brown bears... more
For most of this week at the WDA conference in Chicago, Dr. Randy Zarnke has been the one holding the microphone. He is the reason the WDA History Project exists, having had the idea of recording the association's long-timers before their stories are... more
The term One Health didn't come out of a strategy meeting or a peer-reviewed paper. It came out of an interview with a journalist who wouldn't drop a question. Dr. Billy Karesh was explaining why Ebola killing gorillas mattered, and the reporter kept... more
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A global showcase of wildlife health, conservation, and One Health, with field-focused conversations that pair practicing veterinarians and researchers with policymakers, conservationists, and community practitioners. Episodes tend to explore disease ecology, wildlife rehabilitation, and the human dimensions of wildlife health—from zoonoses and pathogen transmission to invasive species, habitat fragmentation, and ethical considerations in fieldwork. A notable strength is the breadth of geographic coverage and the emphasis on cross-disciplinary collaboration, practical field experiences, and leadership within the wildlife health community, making it a solid fit for listeners who want actionable insights, diverse case studies, and ideas for c... more
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Recent guests on Wildlife Health Talks include:
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2. Jacopo Morelli
3. Randy Zarnke
4. Cody Malone
5. Elizabeth Linares Alcántara
6. Genevieve Barnett
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8. Briana Eisan
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