Digitized records from wildlife centers show the most common ways that humans harm wild animals
- Written by Tara K. Miller, Policy Research Specialist, Repair Lab, University of Virginia
At hundreds of wildlife rehabilitation centers across the U.S., people can learn about wild animals and birds at close range. These sites, which may be run by nonprofits or universities, often feature engaging exhibits, including “ambassador” animals that can’t be released – an owl with a damaged wing, for example, or a fox...
