Supporting World Wildlife Day all year long
WildWays empowers enthusiasts to make a positive impact on their local ecosystems by equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to rehabilitate and release wild animals safely.
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Empowering Wildlife Enthusiasts and Professionals
WildWays empowers wildlife professionals and enthusiasts with the knowledge to respond to wildlife issues from managing injured or orphaned species, to understanding their unique natural history and anatomy, and the role that plays in their ecology.
Dr Lynn Miller
WildWays Founder Doctor Lynn Miller
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What our clients say
Lynn Miller is an extremely knowledgeable and well-respect individual within the field of wildlife rehabilitation. She is a co-founder of Le Nichoir, a wild bird conservation centre located in Canada, which is well known for its expertise in songbird and insectivorous bird rehabilitation. Her determination, dedication and vision has been a pillar in Le Nichoir becoming one of the biggest centres of its kind in Canada. She continues to be an important part of the centre as a resource to its current staff and volunteers.
Susan Wylie, B.Sc. Biologie de la faune - Wildlife Biology
Director of operations, Le Nichoir (www.lenichoir.org)
Lynn Miller at WildWays is an absolute gem! With many years as a wildlife rehabilitator, Lynn's outstanding knowledge and experience illuminate her expertise. Her customised training courses are simply amazing, she blends some fun and laughter into the learning. Lynn, not only efficient in developing SOPs but can swiftly deliver them during busy times Her friendly demeanour, positive attitude, and helpful nature make working with her a wonderful experience. As the General Manager of Native Bird Rescue, a five star wildlife rehabilitation facility, focused on conservation work, I wholeheartedly recommend Lynn Miller for her exceptional qualities and invaluable contributions."
Karen Saunders
General Manager, Native Bird Rescue
I do not remember the first time I met Lynn Miller or which lecture sparked my interest. What I do remember is that, after 20 years as a wildlife rehabilitator, she was teaching me new things. Beyond that, they were new things with detailed scientific backup. I remember chasing her down for more information, which she gladly provided. I also remember the conversations outside the lecture rooms. Those conversations and sparks of interest and renewed passion for learning is what Lynn brings to all of her lectures. The minutia is what sparks her interest and her talent lies in being able to apply it to the much larger picture.
Diane Nickerson
Director, Mercer County Wildlife Center