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Wild Connection: How Do We Connect With Animals? | Leila Goulet | TEDxRoseburg

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We have all had an experience with an animal at some point in our lives… How have these experiences shaped the way we view and interact with living things? What can we do to be the voice of so many vanishing species? In this talk, personal wildlife conservation stories will be explored, calling on others to connect with the animal life around us. Leila is a Montreal-born zoologist with a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and a bachelor of education degree specializing in science. While she began as a high school science teacher, she transitioned into zookeeping, and is currently the director of education at Wildlife Safari. She has traveled to Australia, New Zealand and Thailand to garner more knowledge in her field and has acquired more than 10 years of animal care experience working directly with large carnivores, elephants, ungulates, birds of prey, reptiles and small mammals at various zoos across Canada and the United States. Leila’s goal is to promote wildlife education and conservation, including initiating programs that bring the public into close proximity with animals. Her passion is working with animals and teaching about the importance of wildlife and environmental conservation

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Mason N McLary

HABRI Central

Date 2017
Size/Length 11:11
URL https://youtu.be/Grkx_bZtFRg
Language English
Notes Part of TEDx, an independently organized TED event.
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  1. Animal roles
  2. Animals in culture
  3. Animal welfare
  4. Australia
  5. Birds
  6. Canada
  7. connections
  8. Conservation
  9. Elephants
  10. Health
  11. Mammals
  12. New Zealand
  13. Pets and companion animals
  14. Physical environment
  15. Reptiles
  16. Social Environments
  17. Thailand
  18. ungulates
  19. Wild animals
  20. wildlife
  21. Zoology
  22. Zoos