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Remember the NEW DEADLINE this year for submission of Rehab logs is Dec. 1! The 2012 Conference will be held Oct. 5,6 & 7, 2012 at the Doubletree Hotel in Syracuse, NY The Fall 2011 Release is now available online.  Become a member and get Release, NYSWRC's entertaining and informative newsletter, mailed to your home

Board of Directors Kelly Martin president Steve Freiman vice president Cheryl Hoople secretary Jean Alden membership Amy Freiman newsletter editor, treasurer Barbara Cole Barb Hollands Beverly Jones Rynda McCray Terri Murphy Anne Rockmore Matt Zymanek  Lainie Angel Sue Heighling Veronica Serwacki Board Only Advisory Board Andrea Sammarco,       Attorney at Law George Kollias,       DMV, phD Noha Abou-Madi,      DMV, Msc.

The New York State Wildlife Rehabilitation Council, Inc (NYSWRC pronounced "Nice Work!") is a not-for-profit statewide organization that has been in existence for 20 years.  The primary goal of our membership-based organization is to promote professionalism in the field of wildlife rehabilitation and to provide wildlife rehabilitators with educational and technical support.       NYSWRC encourages a strong network within New York and across the country.  Our board consists of volunteer wildlife rehabilitators from across the state who meet bi-monthly to keep abreast of current issues and to continue work on educational projects.  The Council has grown significantly in both strength and numbers over the years.  New York has the oldest statewide organization in the United States and has gained national recognition for its many accomplishments. The Council is dedicated to the advancement of wildlife rehabilitation by: promoting the professionalism of licensed wildlife rehabilitators, giving rehabilitators the field support they deserve and the educational services they need to appropriately care for distressed wildlife, providing wildlife rehabilitators with timely access to the latest technical information through a system of network support, working with governmental agencies to formulate better than adequate regulations concerning wildlife, disseminating educational material and information to NY state residents about distressed wildlife, and continually promoting the conservation of wildlife, their habitats, and other natural resources. What is Wildlife Rehabilitation? Wildlife Rehabilitation State permitting     NYSWRC PO Box 246 Owego, NY 13827