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 ===== Licensing =====
-{{ :jackdaw_jack.jpeg?200|}}Corvid Isle Sanctuary is a small [[what_is_a_vegan_run_corvid_sanctuary|vegan]] non-for-profit organisation and corvid sanctuary [[https://corvid-isle.wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=awe_license_2025-2028.pdf | Licence No MAU 019727]] and SKBR URN No 43071232441.
+{{ :jackdaw_jack.jpeg?200|}}Corvid Isle Sanctuary is a small [[what_is_a_vegan_run_corvid_sanctuary|vegan]] non-for-profit organisation and corvid sanctuary.
+  * [[https://corvid-isle.wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=awe_license_2025-2028.pdf | Licence No MAU 019727]]
+  * SKBR URN No 43071232441
 Corvid Isle Sanctuary is a licensed Animal Welfare Establishment (AWE) under [[https://www.gov.scot/publications/animal-welfare-licensing-activities-involving-animals-scotland-regulations-2021-guidance-animal-welfare-establishments/|The Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Scotland) Regulations 2021: guidance for animal welfare establishments]].
-In Scotland, AWEs are subject to licensing by the [[https://www.highland.gov.uk|local authority]]. Before a licence is granted, premises are inspected by the [[https://www.scottishspca.org|SSPCA]] including a veterinary surgeon. The operator must demonstrate that they can meet the required welfare standards. Licensed establishments must have appropriate arrangements covering things such as:
+In Scotland, AWEs are subject to licensing by the [[https://www.highland.gov.uk|local authority]]. Before a licence is granted, premises are inspected by the [[https://www.scottishspca.org|SSPCA]] including a veterinary surgeon. The operator must demonstrate that they can meet the required welfare standards, which are based on [[https://corvid-isle.wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=bvzs_good_practice_guidelines_for_wildlife_centres.pdf|BVZS Good Practice Guidelines for Wildlife Rehabilitation Centres]]. Licensed establishments must have appropriate arrangements covering things such as:
   * the health and welfare of the animals in their care
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 The Corvid Isle Sanctuary Project is only one part of our daily work. For us it is the most important part, where we can show our gratitude by paying back the debt we owe our unreleasable resident birds. These birds have assisted us over the many years of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation as foster parents, teachers and companions. Without these bird we would not have been able to successfully rescue, rehabilitate and release the large number of native birds we did.
-===== The Importance of Education =====
+===== Education and Awareness =====
 Our past and current work with human and non-human animal patients, and in particular the daily confrontation with public perceptions and practices, which often disallow basic rights to certain groups of humans or non-human animal species whilst protecting or cherishing others, has highlighted a persisting and even progressive disconnection within our human society as well as between humans and nature. This growing insight has also demonstrated to us the importance of education and awareness, which will hopefully enable our fellow humans to make educated decisions and to implement non-violent solutions in order to address these and other closely related problems within our society and beyond.