The Australasian Section, established in 1973, was the first geographic WDA section. The mission of the WDA-A is to to acquire, disseminate and apply knowledge of the diseases of wild animals in relation to their biology, ecology, and conservation. The section consists of nearly 200 enthusiastic members including parasitologists, researchers, zoo vets, private practitioners, zoologists, pathologists, biochemists and students, with expertise across a broad range of disciplines and species.
Management of policies and activities of the WDA-A section is through an Executive Committee which includes representation from each region. See details below.
As a member of the WDA-A you will have access to:
- Previous WDA-A Conference Proceedings
- Archive Newsletters (2002-2013)
- WDA-A AGM Minutes
- Many other resources available to all WDA members.
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