Wildlife

Is Underwater Noise Stressing Out Malaysian Dolphins?

We are funding a study to evaluate the acoustic response of two, locally endangered dolphin species in Malaysia to underwater noise levels.

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Our health study database, searchable by species or area of study, houses our funded research that is making a difference in the lives of animals across the globe.

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Some of Our Wildlife Studies

From Around The World

Veterinary Advances for Wildlife

Since 1965, we have invested $27 million in more than 690 wildlife health studies. We’ve contributed to improved reproduction strategies for endangered species, identified the impact of environmental toxins on wildlife, and established in-the-field medical care for the mountain gorillas of Rwanda. We also fight wildlife health crises, with support from our Betty White Wildlife Fund.

Optimizing Outcomes for Bushfire-Impacted Wildlife

Researchers will develop evidence-based guidelines to facilitate triage and treatment of bushfire-affected marsupials to better prepare for future Australian bushfire seasons.

Improving In-Field Care for Eastern Black Rhinoceros

Researchers will investigate methods to decrease stress and associated health and welfare complications during immobilization and translocation of eastern black rhinoceros.

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