06 — Conservation Veterinary Care
Care with a conservation purpose.
Conservation veterinary medicine extends beyond treating individual animals. It considers welfare, population health and the wider conservation context in which veterinary decisions are made.
Veterinary care
Where animal welfare meets conservation.
Veterinary interventions can support individual welfare while contributing to broader conservation objectives and a better understanding of wildlife health.
Conservation veterinary medicine extends beyond treating individual animals. It considers welfare, population health and the wider conservation context in which veterinary decisions are made.
Our approach
Where animal welfare meets conservation.
Welfare
Making animal wellbeing central to every veterinary intervention and field decision.
Health
Applying veterinary knowledge to understand and address health challenges affecting wildlife.
Conservation
Connecting individual veterinary care to longer-term conservation priorities.
The individual animal matters. So does the ecological story of which it is a part.
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Other areas of our work
The work continues
Care that looks beyond the individual.
Conservation veterinary care brings clinical knowledge into the wider work of protecting wildlife and the ecosystems they depend on.