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Training & Development
Hunter Wildlife Rescue (NATF) provides a broad range of training and development for its active members to support the high standards of wildlife rehabilitation required under OEH’s Code of Practice for Injured & Orphaned Protected Fauna and to ensure the successful return of such fauna back to the wild environment.
Courses are available only for active members who can commit to caring, rescuing or transporting. Unfortunately we’re unable to offer training to tertiary students or those seeking professional development unless they are active members. To register a place in a course, you must be a member who has first completed their Introduction To New Members course.
If you wish to attend a training course, please ensure you register prior to the cut off date to secure your spot.
Upcoming Courses
Introduction For New Members
Dates & times TBC
Past Courses
Macropod Rescue & Rehabilitation
8 June 2024 9.00am-2.30pm
Fauna Data Training
29 September 2022 9.00am-2.30pm
Venue Information
All courses, unless otherwise specified, will be the Hunter Wildlife Rescue Centre, Shortland Wetlands. 1 Wetlands Place Shortland. Courses start at 9.00 am and conclude at 3.30 pm. Please ensure you are at the venue and seated prior to 9.00am start.
When attending training days, please park in CAR PARK NO 2.
Payments
Payments can be made either online or by submitting your payment by money order.
Online:
BSB #: 032-524
Account #: 142209
Account Name: Native Animal Trust Fund
Please use your surname and course name as a reference i.e. JONES/Birds
Registration
Enrolment in any training course, requires payment of course fees prior to attendance as acceptance of payments on the training day is not permitted. There will be a maximum of 24 participants for each course (unless specified) after which registered members will be placed on a waiting list pending cancellation.
Registration Form:
Click here to complete on online registration.
Please complete the registration as soon as possible to assist with management and planning of courses.