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​​Using today's technology to share information globally for the benefit of the animal world. This is not just our mission it is our passion. We believe the most effective way to benefit the animals with whom we share the planet is to share what is known.

We partner with animal organizations to record conference presentations and present those presentations here for our members and partners.

​Our Founding Partners

2021 Conference Information

​​Information about the 2021 conferences we are covering or have covered.

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​2020 Conference Information

​​Information about the 2020 conferences we are covering or have covered.

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2019 Conference Information

​​Information about the 2019 conferences we are covering or have covered.

National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association Symposium

NWRA February 24 - 27, 2021
conference videos are posted.
​NWRA Members can login with the email address registered with NWRA.

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​Global Online Animal Training Summit

GOATS October 25 - 26, 2020
conference videos are coming soon



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National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association Symposium

NWRA February 25 - 29, 2020
conference videos are posted. NWRA Members can login with the email address registered with NWRA.

                                                                                 
                                                                                 
​Sea Otter Conservation Workshop

Seattle Aquarium hosted the Sea Otter Conservation Workshop March 29 - March 31, 2019. All licensed videos are posted unless otherwise noted on the pages.  Attendees can login with the email address registered for attendance.

Aquatic Animal Life Support Operators

AALSO March 30 - April 3, 2019
All licensed videos are posted unless otherwise noted on the pages. Attendees and AALSO members can login with the email address registered with AALSO.

Animal Behavior Management Alliance

ABMA April 7 - April 12, 2019
All licensed videos are posted unless otherwise noted on the pages. Attendees and ABMA Members can login with the email address registered with ABMA.

Cephalopod Symposium

Seattle Aquarium hosted the Cephalopod Symposium April 24-25, 2019.  All licensed videos are posted unless otherwise noted on the pages. Attendees can login with the email address registered for attendance.

Regional Aquatics Workshop

RAW May 12-17, 2019.  
We have begun posting the videos. Attendees can login with the email address registered for attendance.

Recent Conference Videos

​​These are the recent conferences we have available.

Spotlight Videos of the Month

Birds of a Feather:
Feather Structure, Function, & Pathology

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​Birds of a Feather:
Feather Structure, Function, & Pathology

Sarah Reich, DVM,
Willowbrook Wildlife Center


This lecture offers an overview of feather anatomy, function, and pathology. Discussion includes commonly encountered issues seen in rehabilitation, such as feather damage, malformations, and waterproofing challenges, as well as treatment options and prognoses.

​Understanding the
​Bridging Stimulus

Understanding the ​Bridging Stimulus

Barbara Heidenreich,
www.AnimalTrainingFundamentals.com

A question I am frequently asked is “Why didn’t you bridge?” Which may be more accurately interpreted as why didn’t I use a clicker, a whistle or say a word such as “good”? In reality there is a bridging stimulus, however it is not what people traditionally identify as that signal. The bridging stimulus is a tool for communication that is widely misunderstood. It is often singled out and separated as a specific entity that a trainer must identify and utilize in order to be successful. This presentation will explore what animals may be using as information that indicates reinforcers are forthcoming. It will also explain situations in which a bridging stimulus can be beneficial, unnecessary and at times detrimental to the training process. You will also discover appropriate as well as some creative applications of the bridging stimulus to improve training. This presentation will also clarify why some concepts described as intermediate bridges, terminal bridges and keep going signals are not necessary. Numerous video presentations will help you gain a deeper understanding of the bridging stimulus.