Wildlife Hospital in The Guardian

The efforts of the wonderful experts at the Wildlife Hospital have been recognised in a large feature in British newspaper The Guardian.

Photographer Murdo MacLeod covers conservationists' efforts to protect the endangered yellow-eyed penguin from predation, disease and habitat destruction.

The Wildlife Hospital in Dunedin is a joint partnership between Otago Polytechnic and the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital Trust, based on campus at the Polytechnic's School of Veterinary Nursing and led by wildlife vet, Dr. Lisa Argilla.

Our vet nursing students gain rare and valuable insights and experience working with native wildlife, much of which is endangered.

Read the article in The Guardian

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