The training is intended for professional development purposes, and the certificate obtained does not replace the MYK authorization certificate in trainings where an MYK authorization certificate is mandatory.

The Wildlife Production and Diseases Training Program provides in-depth knowledge about wildlife production, management of wildlife diseases, and conservation of biodiversity. Participants learn various techniques in this field.

Fundamentals of Wildlife Production:

• Identification of wildlife species and their biological characteristics.

• Reproduction and breeding strategies for wildlife.

• Methods and equipment used in production areas.

• Ethics and sustainability in wildlife production.

Wildlife Diseases:

• Main diseases observed in wildlife and their causes.

• Zoonotic diseases (animal diseases transmissible to humans) and prevention methods.

• Monitoring and control of infectious diseases in wildlife.

• Effects of diseases on ecosystems and biodiversity.

Disease Management and Conservation Methods:

• Preventive health services for the prevention of wildlife diseases.

• Disease control strategies in natural habitats.

• Vaccines and treatment methods for wildlife.

• Evaluation of the success of disease management and control programs.

The Role of Wildlife in the Ecosystem:

• The impact of wildlife on ecosystem services and biodiversity.

• The balance between wildlife and the ecosystem.

• The impact of protected areas and wildlife production facilities on the ecosystem.

Biodiversity and Conservation Strategies:

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

• Habitat protection, restoration, and conservation areas for wildlife.

• Legal regulations and international agreements for the protection of wildlife species.

Education and Awareness:

• Increasing public awareness about wildlife diseases and wildlife production.

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

• Effective communication and awareness projects in nature conservation.

The training is open to institutional cooperation (package programs for institutions/companies with legal entity status), and individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be replanned according to your institutional participant profile and needs. As a result of mutual discussions, the scope of the training and the training method (Face-to-Face, Online) are determined and the relevant processes are completed. If an agreement is reached, suitable dates and times for your institution’s participants and our instructors, as well as the location where the training will be held, are determined.