The New Zealand Wildlife Health Centre

The New Zealand Wildlife Health Centre's mission is to promote and implement collaborative investigation and management of wildlife in support of the welfare and conservation of New Zealand native fauna.

For an introduction to the work of the New Zealand Wildlife Health Centre, listen to the Radio New Zealand National interview with wildlife veterinarian Kerri Morgan.

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News

Penguins wait out moult at Massey

Massey University's Manawatu campus is currently home to 25 little blue penguins and two grey-faced petrels affected by the grounding of the...

Oiled wildlife facility prepared for more birds

Massey University's National Oiled Wildlife Response Team has partially re-opened its facility at Te Maunga in Tauranga in anticipation of any newly...

First Rena penguins released

The National Oiled Wildlife Response Team, led by Massey University, released 49 little blue penguins at Mount Maunganui this morning.

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Massey Student Wildlife Conservation Club

The Massey Students Wildlife and Conservation Club (MSWCC) originatedin 1992, and functions as a forum for students of Veterinary Science, Veterinary Nursing, Veterinary Technology and Ecology of with interest in wildlife and conservation to meet and exchange information and ideas. Visit the Massey student wildlife conservation club website.

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Last updated on Thursday 14 July 2011