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Birds of Prey Conservation, Rescue and Rehabilitation Course

Course Synopsis

  • The aim of this course is for learners to gain a broad understanding of the world of raptors: their physiology, lifecycles, ecology, husbandry and rehabilitation.
  • Each module consists of three taught topics and an assignment. For each topic, learners will receive teaching and guidance in the form of downloadable/printable handouts with directed further reading. In addition, a recorded lecture (podcast) from the tutor will elaborate upon each topic, placing it into context. Short documentary-style video clips featuring interviews with specialists at work can be included online to add a dynamic extra dimension to the learning experience. The tutor will be available to discuss topics with learners via scheduled online forum chats and via email.

  • Learners will be assessed on their 6 module assignments (6 x 10%) plus a final essay (40%).

  • Our guiding philosophy is simple: the more we understand about raptors, their behaviours and habitats, the more effectively we can protect, treat and rehabilitate them.
enrol noiw£399

(all inclusive)
OR
pay by instalments
£250
+
2 monthly payments of £95








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   Birds of Prey Conservation,
Rescue and Rehabilitation
Course

             

UK register of Learning Providers
reg no.10027388




   Free with this course
 The Working with Animals ebook
ebook
 
  Course Content


Module 1 Module 2
What is a Raptor? Physiology and Anatomy of Birds of Prey
Skeletal structure
Biology and physical features
Species: hawks, falcons, owls, eagles, vultures, kites

Raptor Behaviour

Lifecycles
Hunting techniques
Diet

Module 3 Module 4
Environment and Habitat
Habitat variety
Field ecology
Impact of environmental change

Conservation
Species at risk
Key conservation efforts and organisations
Protecting raptors: how to get involved

Module 5 Module 6
Raptor Rescue
Rescuing birds of prey from abuse
Common injuries and their causes
Basic veterinary practices: healing and treatment

Husbandry and Rehabilitation
Essential raptor husbandry
Rehabilitation and release
Keeping raptors: risks, responsibilities and the law





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