))
11 - Zoonotic Disease Transmission and Onsite Sanctuary Education
Manage episode 407266065 series 3562147
Content provided by The Open Sanctuary Project, Inc. and The Open Sanctuary Project. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by The Open Sanctuary Project, Inc. and The Open Sanctuary Project or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
In this episode of The Open Sanctuary Podcast, Community Education Specialist Andie Springirth and Senior Advisor Tara Hess delve into zoonotic disease transmission. What are zoonoses, and what are the ways in which they can spread? Why is it important to understand zoonotic disease transmission from an educational standpoint, and what are some of the most meaningful ways sanctuary educators can prevent it in their onsite learning spaces with guests? Listen to this episode to learn more!
Content Warning - This podcast includes references to child death and may not be suitable for all listeners. The team briefly discusses child death as a possible consequence of zoonotic disease between the 22 and 22:30 minute markers.
---
This Episode’s Referenced Open Sanctuary Project Resources
Understanding Zoonotic Disease: An Overview for Animal Sanctuaries
Fundamentals of an Effective Animal Sanctuary Tour Program
In-Person Sanctuary Educational Programming: What Are Your Options?
The Differences Between an Animal Sanctuary and a Petting Zoo
Understanding Biases that Can Negatively Impact Farmed Animals and How to Help Folks Overcome Them
---
You can learn more about our organization here!
You can send us a question, comment, or topic idea here!
Want more Open Sanctuary Content? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!
Want to support our nonprofit’s work? Donate here!
24 episodes
Share
