18 23 February 2019 Institute of Science and Learning Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia
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18 – 23 February 2019 Institute of Science and Learning Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia
We believe that building a trained & collaborative workforce ultimately improves our collective ability to detect & respond to wildlife health threats. On behalf of the Australian Registry of Wildlife Health, I am pleased to invite you to be an active part of an exciting international wildlife conservation education program. This is an opportunity to highlight your organisation by supporting an extensive and intensive training program focused on wildlife health and conservation action sciences. The program will showcase your involvement, and help you form national and international relationships across sectors, including universities, zoos, agriculture and environment departments, vertebrate pest controllers, wildlife managers, and wildlife rehabilitators. The Australian Registry of Wildlife Health, a research program of the Taronga Conservation Society, has a 33-year history of providing diagnostic services, resources, and training to wildlife health professionals working towards securing a better future for our animals, our people, and our planet. Building on a formula formed through the highly successful delivery of similar courses in 2008 and 2012, this education event is ambitious and multifaceted. A Wildlife Health & Pathology Short Course, 18 - 22 February 2019 provides a systematic review of the health and diseases of wildlife, and practical skills based workshops. A Wildlife Translocation Health Symposium, 23 February 2019 will unite ecologists and health scientists and contribute to a best practice framework for wildlife translocation sciences. A Satellite Wildlife Health & Pathology Short Course, 25-28 February 2019 in Bangkok Thailand, in collaboration with Chulalangkorn University, will further build international wildlife health and conservation networks. Your support will allow us to deliver a ground-breaking education program to a passionate and engaged audience, in an affordable manner. Support can be targeted towards educational or social events, or directed to scholarships for Australian students or wildlife health professionals from low socio-economic level countries. Contact us to personalise your sponsorship package. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Karrie Rose Registrar – Australian Registry of Wildlife Health.
The Australian Registry of Wildlife Health (the Registry) is unique amongst the diagnostic surveillance community in Australia. The Registry is a small, dedicated research program of the Taronga Conservation Society that investigates the health and disease of free ranging and captive wildlife through both passive and active surveillance. The Registry engages with a large network of partners, including zoos, universities, state and commonwealth government agencies, wildlife care groups, and human health professionals to bring multidisciplinary expertise together to address complex wildlife health problems. The core mission of the Registry is to improve Australia’s ability to detect and diagnose endemic, emerging and exotic wildlife disease that could have negative impacts within the One Health sphere by causing adverse effects on biodiversity, human health, or the economy. With a 33 year history of cataloguing diagnostics, active research, and delivering education, the Registry is in a unique position within the Australian wildlife health sector. As a leader in conservation, Taronga has a strong commitment to research and a responsibility to engage and inspire future generations to become champions for wildlife. The Taronga Institute of Science & Learning is a global centre of excellence for conservation science and learning at Taronga Zoo. Taronga continues to build on existing research to inform policy development and decision-making around wildlife management and conservation, and we continue to be a leader in wildlife research and education. The Wildlife Pathology Short Course will be held in the brand new, state of the art facilities being built on the grounds of Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia (to be opened August 2018). Your sponsorship of the program will help us bring together the best educators and overseas experts, while keeping registration costs as low as possible. Sponsorships will also fund scholarships for local students and wildlife practitioners from low socioeconomic countries. The prospectus attached includes detailed information regarding sponsorship and exhibition opportunities. We can also provide tailored packages to suit your budget and marketing needs. Please contact us to discuss customised sponsorship opportunities!
Sponsorship of opening night ice breaker Organisation name / logo displayed on
Address the attendees at the event workshop programme and proceedings
Organisation name/logo displayed prominently Address the attendees at the event
on workshop programme and proceedings Prominent trade exhibit space in the foyer
Company name/ logo displayed on lanyards or Display of company banner inside the
badges (lanyards to be provided by company) auditorium for the duration of the course
Prominent trade exhibit space in the foyer Satchel insert (provided by company)
Display of company banner inside the Catering provided for trade exhibit staff (max 2
auditorium for the duration of the course people)
A corporate special ‘behind the scenes’ tour at 10% of donated funds will provide
Taronga zoo for 10 of your staff or clients (at a scholarships for students or vets from
later date) developing countries to attend
Satchel insert (provided by company)
Catering provided for trade exhibit staff (max 2
people)
10% of donated funds will provide scholarships
for students or vets from developing countries
to attend
Organisation name / logo displayed on 3 x 3 m booth with power
workshop programme and proceedings Recognition in the final programme with
Trade exhibit space in the foyer company name and logo proudly displayed in
Satchel insert (provided by company) course proceedings
Catering provided for trade exhibit staff (max 2 Catering for up to two staff per booth for the
people) duration of the course
10% of donated funds will provide scholarships
for students or vets from developing countries
to attend
Sponsor a morning tea or lunch and have your Opportunity to advertise your products/services
organisation name / logo prominently displayed, via insert for course satchel. We would also be
with opportunity for 1-2 staff to talk to attendees happy to consider the inclusion of branded water
during a morning tea or lunch bottles, keep cups, pens, USB sticks and/or
satchel bags, etc.
Trade displays can be set up in the foyer, a bright open space that connects the lecture
theatre to the research spaces within the Institute. This is the main thoroughfare of the
Institute and will allow for the widest exposure for product display.
To ensure the greatest amount of exposure, morning and afternoon teas and lunches will be
served within the exhibition foyer—a great chance to interact with the attendees and
showcase your organisation. Trade display sponsorships are limited so that each sponsor
will have a prominent location and abundant space.
Behind the scenes tour
Logo in program and
Conference lanyard
Host opening night
(10 staff/clients)
Formal address
Staff Catering
Satchel insert
Trade space
proceedings
Scholarship
Banner
Platinum X X X X X X X X X X $20,000
Gold X X X X X X X 10,000
Silver X X X X X 5,000
Trade X X 2,000
space
Morning X X 1,500
tea
Satchel X 500
The inaugural Wildlife Pathology Short Course was held at Taronga Zoo in 2008, with another in 2012 at the University of Sydney. Each of
these courses were a resounding success and with the delayed delivery of this course, we expect a similarly well-attended program.
Some of the highlights from these courses include:
Participants 141 141
Academic Academic
C'wealth Gov C'wealth Gov
State Gov State Gov
Commercial Lab Commercial Lab
State Lab State Lab
Consultant Consultant
Private Vet Private Vet
Zoo Zoo
Wildlife Rehab Wildlife Rehab
International speakers 4 6
Local speakers 14 13
Workshops offered 0 6
Workshop attendees N/A 76
Australian Student Scholarships 3 7
Awarded
International Scholarship New Zealand, Asia Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka,
applications received from Myanmar, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand,
Democratic Republic of Congo, Colombia,
Mexico, Costa Rica, Cyprus and Greece!
International Scholarships 4 3
awarded Recipients were from Thailand, Cambodia, Recipients were from Vietnam, Democratic
Vietnam, Singapore Republic of Congo, and India
Attendance by country Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, Italy,
Vietnam, Cambodia, Singapore Saudi Arabia, India, Vietnam
Attendance by state NSW NSW
(Australian only) QLD QLD
VIC VIC
NT NT
SA SA
TAS TAS
WA WA
ACT ACTTERMS AND CONDITIONS
LOGO INCLUSION & RECOGNITION
For all Wildlife Health & Pathology Short Course 2019 promotional material, company logos will be
displayed on shared sponsorship pages.
Company logos will feature on a Sponsorship loop before sessions and during session breaks within the
auditorium.
Company recognition on the Wildlife Health & Pathology Short Course 2019 page of the Australian
Registry of Wildlife Health website.
LOGISTICS
The Australian Registry of Wildlife Health reserves the right to determine placement of trade displays
across the trade show floor.
Delivery of sponsor items for satchel inclusion are the responsibility of the sponsor.
GENERAL
Sponsorship opportunities close at 5pm on 11 January 2019.
Sponsorship opportunities are based on a first in, first confirmed basis. The date is determined by receipt
of a signed sponsorship application form. Following confirmation, the Australian Registry of Wildlife
Health will issue a sponsorship agreement. Once the sponsorship agreement is signed cancellation fees
apply.
Sponsorship opportunities are limited to two per company. If the sponsorship deadline is reached and a
sponsorship item is still available, The Australian Registry of Wildlife Health reserves the right to allow an
existing sponsor to purchase more than two sponsorship options.
All sponsorship items are subject to approval by the Australian Registry of Wildlife Health. Satchel inserts
need to have minimal packaging or be packaged using recyclable material or in an environmentally
friendly, sustainable manner.
The Australian Registry of Wildlife Health reserves the right to limit and amend the quantities of
promotional materials required.YES! We would like to sponsor this international event (all prices are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST) ORGANISATION NAME______________________________________________________ ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________ CONTACT NAME___________________________________________________________ POSITION_________________________________________________________________ PHONE___________________________________________________________________ EMAIL____________________________________________________________________ SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS __________________________________________ CONTACT NAME___________________________________________________________ POSITION_________________________________________________________________ PHONE___________________________________________________________________ EMAIL____________________________________________________________________ SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS__________________________________________ ☐ PLATINUM $20,000 ☐ GOLD $10,000 ☐ SILVER $ 5,000 ☐ TRADE SPACE $ 2,000 ☐ MORNING TEA OR LUNCH $ 1,500 ☐ SATCHEL INSERT $ 500 I have read the Terms and Conditions ☐ Please contact Dr Karrie Rose krose@zoo.nsw.gov.au or +61 2 9978 4749 to discuss your products or services. Wildlife Health & Pathology Short Course, and Wildlife Translocation Symposium 18 – 23 February 2019 Institute of Science and Learning Taronga Zoo, Sydney, Australia
Please feel free to contact us: The Australian Registry of Wildlife Health Taronga Conservation Society Australia PO Box 20 Mosman NSW 2088 AUSTRALIA arwh@zoo.nsw.gov.au +61 2 9978 4749
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