Murrow College Backpack Journalism: animal rescue

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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Granada, Nicaragua - Technical Animal Rescue

Training includes veterinary topics specific to disaster relief addressing basic and unique animal needs during disasters and strategies to minimize disease transmission during a disaster.

This year, World Vets Technical Animal Rescue training program will be held in Nicaragua. This course is packed with practical, real world tips and tricks on how to safely rescue animals.

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About the Program

The Murrow Backpack Journalism project enlists smart, dedicated and curious student-journalists to travel into some of the world’s most remote regions to report on stories that count.

These student-journalists are eye-witnesses to world events. They are on-scene where and when the news is being made.

As a backpack journalist, students are outfitted with—and trained in the use of—the latest video, audio and web technology. They’re sent into the field to create television, radio, web and print news reports which are disseminated to broadcast and print organizations throughout the Pacific Northwest.

The journey begins here.