BeWild Aid

BeWild Aid Daninject agent of Iberia & Angola

We are a non-profit nature conservation organization founded by an international group of wildlife veterinarians and conservationists with an extensive experience managing wild animal populations. BeWild Aid is a non-profit nature conservation organization established in June 2020 in Ethiopia, by an international group of wildlife veterinarians and conservationists with an extensive experience man

aging wild animal populations and helping existing conservation efforts both in Europe, Central Asia, Africa, India, Arabian península, North, Central and South America. With more than two decades of experience Bewild provides health care to different in situ and ex situ conservation projects in more than 60 countries with some of the planet´s most threatened species in some of the most difficult conservation areas in the world. Our mission is to provide the best, most professional and effective veterinary care available, by providing infrastructure and facilitating research, along side local professionals, promoting capacity building by empower young colleagues to become locally the future conservationists and biodiversity guardians of the planet that we so intrinsically depend on.

It is great and a true privilege to support and provide expert advise to help with this extraordinary project.
08/09/2024

It is great and a true privilege to support and provide expert advise to help with this extraordinary project.

Eight adult cheetahs – three females and five males – have died since arriving from Namibia and South Africa to Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

This is a true story of resilience, true dedication to the cause and dare the limits of elephant medicine. Monimola, a g...
23/06/2024

This is a true story of resilience, true dedication to the cause and dare the limits of elephant medicine. Monimola, a geriatric Asian elephant, is the first case in the world, where a large bladder stone has been removed, using lithotripsy. Lithotripsy is a noninvasive procedure, commonly used in humans, to remove urinary stones. Uroliths in elephants are comparatively much larger and in the case of Monimola it was actually quite large and could not be removed through endoscopy, as it was not possible to pass through the urethra. It was therefore necessary to use creativity and lithotripsy was effectively the method chosen to treat this elephant. More invasive surgical methods allow the extraction of uroliths quickly, but the damage caused to the urethra leads to permanent urinary incontinence, resulting in relatively low survival rates in the short to medium term. A magnificent clinical work done by the incredible veterinary team at Vantara Animal Kingdom led by our Executive Director, Dr. Jorge Francisco Soares. We would like to thank everyone at Vatara Animal Kingdom for their passion, dedication and hard work in the continuous search for the best treatment methods for wild animals and in particular in the area of elephant medicine.

Monimola’s tale serves as the flag bearer of always keeping hope beyond all limitations. From the depths of suffering to the heights of recovery, her journey...

Fantastic news from the Iberian Peninsula. The efforts that lead to this incredible species conservation is one of the m...
23/06/2024

Fantastic news from the Iberian Peninsula. The efforts that lead to this incredible species conservation is one of the most extraordinary nature conservation successes. In 2022 we had the privilege of having as a guest speaker, Dr. Rodrigo Serra, the Director of the Iberian Lynx breeding center in Silves, Portugal, who is undoubtedly one of the architects of the success of this incredible conservation project.

The Iberian lynx is now classed as "vulnerable" as numbers surge due to conservation efforts.

CONFERENCE ALERT - Join us today online for the conference "Mitigating Climate Change Through One Health" in the United ...
03/05/2024

CONFERENCE ALERT - Join us today online for the conference "Mitigating Climate Change Through One Health" in the United Nations headquarters in New York, USA. The One Health concept is a holistic approach to wildlife conservation that recognizes the interconnection between the health of people, animals, and the environment. The One Health approach promotes collaboration among experts in different fields to address complex environmental and public health issues. For wildlife conservation, this approach recognizes the need to protect and preserve the biodiversity of ecosystems and maintain the ecological balance for the benefit of all living organisms. By adopting the One Health approach, we can identify and address the root causes of threats to wildlife and their habitats and implement effective and sustainable conservation strategies. This approach also considers the social, cultural, and economic factors that affect wildlife conservation and seeks to engage local communities in conservation efforts, promoting long-term success. Our talk will be focusing on our work being done in Ethiopia and its long term importance. Join us on this important issue and follow our journey on nature conservation in one of the most challenging parts of the world, but also in one of the most amazing ones.

One Health fact.
30/03/2024

One Health fact.

An analysis of viral genomes shows it is more common for viruses to jump from humans to other animals than the other way around

In early January we have travel to Uruguay, a country that surprise us all for its beauty, wildlife, the great food, but...
13/03/2024

In early January we have travel to Uruguay, a country that surprise us all for its beauty, wildlife, the great food, but more important that everything else the amazing people that we had indeed the privilege to meet. What an experience it was. The photo shows a surgery performing a vasectomy in a fallow deer. This species is only one of the examples of invasive species that are becoming an emerging problem in Uruguay. To avoid the proliferation of the species in Uruguay and across South America, on the request of different NGOs and governmental authorities, we have been invited to capacitate some incredibly talented young veterinarians to perform this alternative method of capture, sterilize and release back into the wild, allowing the resident subjects to continue to protect resources and prevent the colonization of their habitat by new individuals with the aim at mitigating economic damage and safeguarding the territory and biodiversity. This seems to be a more acceptable method and, in specific situations, is the only feasible one. With time, will be possible to carry out an analysis of the costs, the procedures (in compliance with the current legislation), the sustainability, the effectiveness, and the efficiency of this population control method.

02/03/2024

What a great privilege to have our Executive Director Jorge Francisco Soares as the Head of the Veterinary Services of this amazing team. Congratulations for this incredible milestone on elephant welfare across the globe.

What an absolute honor to visit such an amazing country, met colleagues that really want to make the difference and had ...
31/01/2024

What an absolute honor to visit such an amazing country, met colleagues that really want to make the difference and had the opportunity to engage with the respective authorities to mitigate problems that matter to all of us, regarding public health and nature conservation. Thank you once again for this incredible invitation Intendencia de Canelones

25/01/2024

COURSE ALERT - Because capacitation of the next generation is our strongest commitment we are very proud for this invitation. Hope to see you there. Thank you

Great team work. Wish you all a great week.
17/12/2023

Great team work. Wish you all a great week.

What an amazing meeting . Always a great pleasure to see the amazing community of dedicated and hard working colleagues,...
23/09/2023

What an amazing meeting . Always a great pleasure to see the amazing community of dedicated and hard working colleagues, which fight daily for a better world. Thank you staff , , to the Elephant Santuary and all its amazing staff for making it even better.

We had the privilege to have Dr. Tesfaye, the Zoological Director of the , located at the National Palace in Addis Ababa...
06/09/2023

We had the privilege to have Dr. Tesfaye, the Zoological Director of the , located at the National Palace in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia for two intense weeks of capacitation training.
We hope that with this intense training Dr. Tesfaye can continue leading forward the most modern Zoological facility in the continent and hopefully be also able to bring to Ethiopia, the much needed conservation values to protect its unique natural resources. Ethiopia is today facing its most challenging period of its recent history and hopefully a peaceful future will come soon, the much needed Unity in one of the most culture diverse country in the continent and capable of embracing nature conservation values, the core for the existence of our own species by protecting the last wild ecosystems.
We wish you the very best to Dr. Tesfaye and to Ethiopia.

Fantastic news!!!
15/08/2023

Fantastic news!!!

🇪🇸¡ESTAMOS DE CELEBRACIÓN!🎉

Tres pichones de guacamayo de Lear nacen en la naturaleza gracias a una pareja criada en Loro Parque Fundación ¡Esto es un gran hito para la biodiversidad! 🦜🌿
Esta especie estaba casi extinta en 1994 y gracias al trabajo de Loro Parque Fundación fue reintroducida a su medio natural. Este éxito reproductivo representa un gran paso en la conservación de especies.

🚨¡Atentos a nuestras redes sociales! Pronto les contaremos la fascinante historia de este maravilloso proyecto.

🇬🇧WE ARE CELEBRATING!🎉

Three Lear's Macaw chicks are born in the wild thanks to a pair bred at Loro Parque Fundación This is a great milestone for biodiversity! 🦜🌿
This species was almost extinct in 1994 and thanks to the work of Loro Parque Fundación it was reintroduced to the wild. This reproductive success represents a big step in the conservation of species.

🚨Stay tuned to our social media! Soon we will tell you about the fascinating story of this wonderful project.

🇩🇪Drei Lears Ara-Küken werden dank eines in der Loro Parque Fundación gezüchteten Paares in der Wildnis geboren. Dies ist ein großer Meilenstein für die Biodiversität 🦜🌿
Diese Art war 1994 fast ausgestorben und dank der Arbeit des Loro Parque Fundación wurde sie wieder in die Wildnis eingeführt. Dieser Zuchtserfolg stellt einen großen Schritt im Artenschutz dar.

🚨Achte auf unsere sozialen Medien! Bald werden wir Euch die faszinierende Geschichte dieses wunderbaren Projekts erzählen.

28/07/2023

Today we celebrate the World Nature Conservation day and we would like to share with you the enormous privilegie of recently have assisted the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority to perform the first health survey for the Swayne's hartebeest (Alcelaphus buselaphus swaynei). This is an endangered antelope native to Ethiopia, which one of the largest remaining populations is located in Senkelle Swayne´s hartebeest Sanctuary, where this pioneer study took place. In the 1890s, an epizootic of the rinderpest virus struck Africa, considered to be "the most devastating epidemic to hit southern Africa, which brought about an extremely high mortality rate for wildlife and livestock, from which the Swayne´s hartebeest never recovered. It has been extirpated from Somalia during the XX century and today there is approximately 1500 individuals in Ethiopia. Today is a day of awareness and we would like to celebrate the importance of this almost unknow species, but no less important than other much iconic species, and underline that is in the verge of disapear forever, if not major actions would take place.

RESEARCH UPDATE - The entomologists from the Spanish Association and the Portuguese Society of Entomology will meet agai...
23/06/2023

RESEARCH UPDATE - The entomologists from the Spanish Association and the Portuguese Society of Entomology will meet again after 16 years in the city of Alicante to celebrate the XX Iberian Congress of Entomology (26 – 30 June), the first face-to-face after the pandemic and which will be organized by the Institute Research Center CIBIO (Ibero-American Center for Biodiversity) of the University of Alicante. This International Congress has as a backdrop the urgent need to stop the decline of insects, already repeatedly denounced on a planetary level. More and more studies show how the continuous fragmentation, transformation, contamination of habitats and climate change are having very adverse effects on the diversity of insect communities at multiple spatial scales. The loss of insect species is dramatic, since it directly affects the development of vital ecosystem functions for the health of the planet and the survival of the human being, such as pollination, the regulation of material cycles or natural control. Of pests. In addition, insects are a key link in the maintenance of the trophic chains that maintain life on the planet, so the additional loss of ecosystem functions derived from their interactions with other living beings represents a justified concern that should motivate us to put Brake. Its decline is the manifestation of a growing destruction of nature that has serious repercussions on human health. We have the pleasure to share with you all some of our most recente research work “HARD TICKS IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE TAPADA NACIONAL DE MAFRA”. We could not thank enough to Tapada Nacional de Mafra , Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio and to all the students of the Capture and Immobilization of WildAnimals Course for all their support over the years. Without your support nothing of this would have been possible and we are extremely grateful to be able to share with you all some of the research work we have done over the years.

🇵🇹Venha visitar o nosso stand na  - The Zoo and Wildlife Health Conference,  de 7 - 10 Junho. Esperamos por si, nesta ex...
08/06/2023

🇵🇹Venha visitar o nosso stand na - The Zoo and Wildlife Health Conference, de 7 - 10 Junho. Esperamos por si, nesta excelente oportunidade de conhecer de perto os produtos 🇪🇸 Ven y visita nuestro stand en la - The Zoo and Wildlife Health Conference, del 7 - 10 Junio. Te esperamos, en esta que es una excelente oportunidad para conocer de cerca los productos de 🇬🇧Come and visit our stand at the - The Zoo and Wildlife Health Conference, del 7 - 10 June. We are waiting for you, in this excellent opportunity to get to know products up close.

Always a great pleasure to be able to partnership with whom really cares.
30/05/2023

Always a great pleasure to be able to partnership with whom really cares.

Today is time to recognize the lifesaving work performed by veterinarians around the world and their utmost devotion to ...
29/04/2023

Today is time to recognize the lifesaving work performed by veterinarians around the world and their utmost devotion to animal health, welfare and public health. #

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