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Veterinary Expertise for Wildlife Conservation Translocations

Science-based veterinary support for reintroductions and other conservation translocations - from early planning to post-release monitoring.

Rewilding with health at the core

VetRewild is an independent veterinary consultancy founded by wildlife veterinarian Natalia Rożniewska.

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I support conservation organisations in integrating animal health and welfare throughout the translocation process — from disease risk analysis and early planning to release and post-release monitoring.​

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Through a science-based, experience-driven, and individualised approach, I help conservation teams manage risks and re-establish healthy wildlife populations.

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Whether your rewilding project involves mammals, birds, reptiles, or amphibians, anywhere in the world, I look forward to working with you.

 

Contact me to discuss how we can develop a health strategy tailored to your project.

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Meet Natalia

Founder & Wildlife Veterinarian

I am a veterinarian with an MVetSci in Conservation Medicine and over ten years of international experience in wildlife health and conservation.

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My path into conservation translocations began with the reintroduction of the Antillean manatee in Guadeloupe. This challenging project showed me the potential of reintroductions to restore lost species and ecosystems. It also taught me how multiple, interacting factors determine the success of a project, and how unexpected health challenges can arise at every stage of the translocation process.

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This experience inspired me to specialise further in conservation translocations and disease risk management.

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You can read more about my current projects here.

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I founded VetRewild to bring together my veterinary expertise, scientific training and practical field experience. Through VetRewild, I help conservation teams develop realistic, evidence-based health strategies tailored to their species, environments and project objectives.

Services

Disease Risk Analysis (DRA)

Veterinary support throughout the translocation process

Health-management and monitoring protocols

Training and capacity building in health monitoring

Grant development support for DRA

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