Speakers

Helen was the Wildlife Veterinarian for British Columbia from 1992 to 2021. She continues as emeritus and conducts contract work for government and NGOs on a variety of wildlife health issues. Throughout her career she saw significant changes in the recognition and management of wildlife health and welfare and recognized the incredible value of relationships to not only assist the

Peregrine Wolff is passionate about advancing the science of wildlife health, welfare, and conservation. Throughout her career she has worked with both captive and free-ranging wildlife and taught students and colleagues around the globe. She currently holds the position of executive manager for the Wildlife Disease Association.

Helen was the Wildlife Veterinarian for British Columbia from 1992 to 2021. She continues as emeritus and conducts contract work for government and NGOs on a variety of wildlife health issues. Throughout her career she saw significant changes in the recognition and management of wildlife health and welfare and recognized the incredible value of relationships to not only assist the

Peregrine Wolff is passionate about advancing the science of wildlife health, welfare, and conservation. Throughout her career she has worked with both captive and free-ranging wildlife and taught students and colleagues around the globe. She currently holds the position of executive manager for the Wildlife Disease Association.