The Animal Health Emergency Management project and its industry partners are offering a series of workshops on emergency responses to animal diseases.
The three-part workshop series are based on handbooks created by the organization on topics such as “Emergency Management 101” and proactive disease management.
“The one-hour sessions progressively build out important animal disease management concepts and strategies,” it said.
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The first workshop, ‘Navigating the Unexpected,’ began this month and there are four remaining dates (Feb. 15, March 1 and 22, and April 5). The second workshop will be offered on March 17 and April 14, and the final one in July.
For more info, go to animalhealth.ca.
