Newsroom
Rachel Taylor has joined the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) as its newest Conservation Education and Marketing Intern. The six-month internship began on December 2. more...
The gopher tortoise (Gopherus Polyphemus) is a medium-sized terrestrial turtle that is listed as “threatened” at the state level. It is one of five North American tortoise species, with the gopher tortoise taking up residence in areas from southeastern Louisiana to South Carolina down through Florida. more...
Dr. Mariah Lancaster has joined the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) as its newest Wildlife and Conservation Medicine Intern. Her seven month long veterinary internship began on December 1. more...
The turkey vulture is the third largest raptor to the eagle and condor. The road kill warrior relies on its keen sense of smell to locate fresh carcasses. These scavengers are known for cleaning up roadsides, backyards, farm lands or anywhere else there may be a meal. When you spot one on the ground, you know something has died. more...
The book was recently published and is now available for veterinarians who treat wildlife, rehabilitators, wildlife health officials, policy makers, wildlife biologists and students with an interest in wildlife health. more...
