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About British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council

The British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council became a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) in 2014. It has always been run by a board of volunteer trustees who are also the voting members. We have no paid staff, receive no government or other external funding, and only receive travel and other expenses funded by our associate membership and small profits from events. The charitable object of BWRC is “to advance the education of the public in respect of the care and welfare of sick, injured and abandoned wild animals”. BWRC remains the only organisation in the UK dedicated to improving native wildlife casualty welfare through the support and education of workers in the field. As such we are often approached as stakeholders to represent the views of the wildlife rehabilitation community, and regular engagement with our associate members enables us to keep in touch with their views.

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Paul Reynolds

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