Conservation Detection Dog, Filson, & Sierra Nevada red fox surveys. Credit Jennifer Hartman
Welcome to the Conservation Detection Dogs Working Group
The goal of the Conservation Detection Dogs Working Group is to promote the ethical and scientifically based approach of using Conservation Detection Dog Teams (CDDTs) in a wide range of wildlife conservation, research, and management. We encourage cooperation between current conservation detection dog teams and any individuals looking to incorporate this method into their work. We also seek to create resources for those to bridge the knowledge gap between current CDDT members and biologists hoping to use the method in their own work.
Contact Us:
- Interim Chair: Julia Nawrocki (AWB®), janawrocki907@gmail.com
- Interim Vice Chair: Collette Yee, colletteyee@gmail.com
- Secretary/Treasurer: Open, please contact Julia if interested
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Announcements
Stay tuned for future announcements.
Become a member
We encourage current conservation detection dog team members, researchers and managers who have utilized this method, and those with no experience who are interested in learning more about how dog teams can contribute to conservation, research, and management to join as members. Working Group members must be current members of The Wildlife Society. To join the Working Group: login to your TWS Membership Dashboard, then click Membership -> Add Organization Unit Membership -> Add Working Groups. Current dues for the Conservation Detection Dogs Working Group are $5.