At 07:51 AM 7/22/96 -0800, you wrote:
>In response to:
>
>>From: ivan & dana shukster <shukster at mail.awinc.com>
>
......... The responsibility lies with
>the permitting agencies--state and federal--to make some attempt at
>regulating the numbers of people out there with permits to rehab one robin
>a year.

They have set a limit that to retain your license you must rehab at least 10
animals over two years. Many of us believe that number should be much higher.

Secondly, you must be involved in continuing education to retain your
license. Personally, I'm a member of the IWRC (International Wildlife
Rehabilitation Council), AAWV (American Association of Wildlife
Veterinarians), VP of the Board of Directors, Willamette Wildlife, WDA
(Wildlife Disease Assoc.) and a multitude of others.

I try to keep my hand in.

Peggi



Peggi Rodgers
Oregon Research Institute
Eugene, OR
peggir at ori.org
prodgers at efn.org
"A bird does not sing because it has an
answer, It sings because it has a song"