Wildlife Information Network

Wildlife Information Network (WIN) is a veterinary science-based Charity whose mission is to provide information on the health and management of free-ranging and captive animals and emerging infectious diseases to wildlife professionals and decision-makers worldwide.

To this end, we have created...

Wildpro® Multimedia

The Electronic Encyclopaedia and Library of wildlife, wildlife habitats,
and emerging infectious diseases.

Wildpro CD-ROMs Available

Rabbits and Their Relatives: Health & Management Special offer - 20% off! Limited time only

(Formerly Lagomorphs: Health & Management) A one-stop high quality up-to-date information resource on the identification, natural history, conservation, captive management, diseases and veterinary care of domestic/house rabbits and wild rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) and their wild relatives (rabbits, hares and pikas), in a portable, readily-accessible format. (Find out more...)
 

Wildlife: Oil Spill Response

Covers all aspects of oiled wildlife response, from contingency planning and facility requirements through collection, initial care, cleaning, rehabilitation, release and monitoring. It incorporates existing oil spill response guidelines as well as data on habitats and species particularly relevant for the River Thames. (Find out more...)
 

Bears: Health & Management

This volume contains information on the natural history, conservation status, diseases, treatment and captive management of Ursus spp. (American black bear, Asiatic black bear, Polar bear and Brown bear), the Sun bear Helarctos malayanus, Sloth bear Melursus ursinus and Spectacled bear Tremarctos ornatus. (Find out more...)
 

Foot-and-Mouth Disease 2007 edition

An in-depth focus containing a full literature search and review including full texts of original references not readily available elsewhere. Updated for 2007.(Find out more...)
 

Elephants: Diseases & Treatment

The module focuses on elephant diseases and their treatment, together with natural history information and a drug formulary. It is complemented by an extensive library including the 1910 publication "Elephants and their Diseases" by G.H. Evans. (Find out more...)
 

Pain Management in Ruminants

This volume provides information and support on the use of analgesics in ruminant species, together with general management advice for pain alleviation and prevention in cattle, sheep and their wild relatives. (Find out more...)
 

Hedgehogs: Health and Management (Erinaceus europaeus)

An in depth focus on the West European Hedgehog, its natural history, captive management, diseases and treatment, along with pharmaceutical information, including published recommendations and dosages. (Find out more...)
 

Wildlife: Disease Investigation and Management (Birds)

A general guidance on dealing with disease outbreaks in wildlife, providing easy access to the USGS Field manual of Wildlife Diseases and a flow chart leading to overviews on the purpose of disease control. (Find out more...)
 

Chronic Wasting Disease in Deer and Elk

This volume brings together data on the clinical signs, pathology and diagnosis of CWD in deer and experimentally affected species. It provides detailed information on the "prion" diseases, including hypotheses recommended CWD disease surveillance and control measures. (Find out more...)
 

West Nile Virus

This volume is designed to provide information on West Nile Virus and West Nile Virus Disease in the light of the recent appearance of this disease in North America. (Find out more...)
 

Wildlife: First Aid and Care

A one-stop source of information on wildlife casualty first-aid and short-term husbandry, together with natural history information for British mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians. (Find out more...)
 

Waterfowl: Health and Management

This volume contains detailed information on all species of ducks, geese and swans, their diseases, treatment and management. (Find out more...)
 

Wildpro Volumes under Peer Review

All Wildpro volumes are peer reviewed, and at this stage may be considered "beta versions." They are largely complete and copies have been sent out to wildlife professionals worldwide who specialise in the volume's topic for comment and review. When the review process is completed, changes will be incorporated as applicable, and the volume published.

Raccoons and Rabies: Biology and Behaviour

This volume provides information about the biology and behaviour of raccoons, the raccoon rabies variant, and how raccoon biology and behaviour affects raccoon rabies transmission.
 

Wildpro Volumes in Preparation

Volumes in preparation are currently being researched.

Cranes: Health and Management

This volume will contain information on the natural history, conservation status, diseases, treatment and captive management of all fifteen species of cranes.
 

Ferrets: Health and Management

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Snow Leopards: Health and Management

 

Waders: Health and Management

 

Proposed Wildpro Volumes

Proposed volumes vary from volumes we have been approached to do but have not yet begun work on, through volumes planned but as yet unfunded, or not fully funded, to those we feel needful, or would simply rather quite like to produce.

Funding, support and collaboration are actively sought for proposed volumes. Please contact us if you can offer any of these.

Environmental Enrichment

 

Camels: Health and Management

This volume will contain information on the natural history, conservation status, diseases, treatment and captive management of dromedaries and Bactrian camels.
 

Veterinary Basics & Essentials

This Wildpro module will provide background information on the basic and essential veterinary techniques, with specific consideration of constraints due to animal size, taxa and field conditions in a portable readily-accessible form for Community Animal Health Workers, Small-Holders, Farmers, Veterinarians and all those Decision-Makers responsible for animals, whether wild or domestic. It will improve the care of domestic and wild animals worldwide, particularly in developing countries, by providing the farming and veterinary community with a one-stop high quality up-to-date information resource.