Rescuing wild animals in distress

The Trisk'ailes wildlife mediation service accompanies an average of over 2,600 people every year, helping around 8 birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians a day. The service is based on the principle of "learning by doing", transmitting the right gestures to adopt, avoiding errors of interpretation and action, and limiting unnecessary interventions (capture, captivity and transport being stressful acts for wild animals).

This way, Trisk'ailes favors the least intrusive possible intervention on site. Thus, during the breeding season (March-August), its team guides the birds back to the nest or builds a replacement nest.

The mediation mission impacts several expense items. Here's what your donations finance in concrete terms:

- A majority of the salary of the animal caretaker who handles 99% of requests to help wild animals in distress.

- A cell phone package necessary for processing.

- Part of electricity and internet charges.

- A small part of the salary of the development officer who analyzes and valorizes mediation data to make it accessible and improve the mediation service.

- Part of the allowance reserved for civic service volunteers trained to replace the salaried mediator during her leave.