The training is for professional development purposes and is provided by the Vocational School. The certificate obtained does not replace the MYK authorization certificate in training that requires it.

• Introduction to Wildlife Production:

  • Identification and biological characteristics of wildlife species.

  • Reproductive and production strategies for wildlife.

  • Methods and equipment used in wildlife production.

  • Ethics and sustainability in wildlife production.

• Wildlife Diseases:

  • Common diseases in wildlife and their causes.

  • Zoonotic diseases (animal diseases that can transfer to humans) and preventive measures.

  • Monitoring and control of infectious diseases in wildlife.

  • Impact of diseases on ecosystems and biodiversity.

• Disease Management and Conservation Methods:

  • Preventive health services for wildlife disease management.

  • Disease control strategies in natural habitats.

  • Vaccines and treatment methods for wildlife diseases.

  • Evaluation of disease management and control programs.

• Role of Wildlife in Ecosystems:

  • Ecosystem services provided by wildlife and their effect on biodiversity.

  • The balance between wildlife and ecosystems.

  • Impact of protected areas and wildlife production facilities on ecosystems.

• Biodiversity and Conservation Strategies:

  • Global and local strategies for the conservation of wildlife and biodiversity.

  • Habitat protection, restoration, and wildlife conservation areas.

  • Legal regulations and international agreements for wildlife conservation.

• Education and Awareness:

  • Raising public awareness of wildlife diseases and production.

  • Education strategies for farmers, forest villagers, and local communities.

  • Effective communication and awareness campaigns in wildlife conservation.