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August 2018
Why do captive birds develop behaviour problems?
![]() Behaviour problems in aviary birds can include biting, screeching, feather picking and other phobias. These behavioural problems usually occur when the bird’s needs are not being met. The basic needs of birds include food, water, shelter, rest and appropriate social interaction.
Do you want to work with animals?
![]() Some people procrastinate, others act - and the majority fall somewhere in the middle.
1st – Make sure you are reasonably suited to this type of work.
2nd - Develop your knowledge of animals, through experience, study, or both.
3rd – Capitalize on complimentary skills (ie. Skills that could be of use in any type of job; such as communication skill, IT, managerial, etc.).
Meet Dr Gareth Pearce- Animal Heath Tutor
![]() Gareth has over 25 years of experience in teaching and research in agriculture, veterinary medicine, wildlife ecology and conservation in a variety of colleges and universities in the UK, Australia and New Zealand. He qualified as a veterinary surgeon at the Universities of Melbourne and Bristol, having previously graduated in Agricultural Science and gained a PhD in Livestock Behaviour and Production. He also has post-graduate qualifications in Education, Wildlife Conservation Medicine, Aquatic Veterinary Studies and Wildlife Biology & Conservation.
August Special Offers- Education & Personal Development Courses
Birds- Identifying Birds Ebook ![]() An essential reference for nature lovers and bird watchers; or an accompanying text for anyone studying zoology or ornithology.
Come and enjoy a captivating compilation of birdlife, their behaviour and how these fascinating creatures adapt to the world. This book includes an assortment of factual information, exhilarating illustrations and a gathering of interesting facts that will appeal to bird enthusiasts at all levels of talent.
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