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February 04, 2019
Coast Guard suspends hunt for veterinarian's aircraft

THE US Coast Guard suspended its search yesterday for a Piper Saratoga aircraft with two people aboard that crashed into the ocean 23 miles east of Palm Beach on Friday.

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November 09, 2015
Veterinarians trained in marine mammal stranding response

After its most recent marine mammal stranding workshop, geared toward veterinarians in The Bahamas, the Bahamas Marine Mammal Research Organisation (BMMRO) network is now 21 people stronger.

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May 04, 2010
Wounded goose lands in veterinarian?s yard

A Canadian goose with a hunter's 26-inch (66-centimeter) arrow sticking out of its chest picked the right place to land. "This is a smart goose," said Bernard Levine, the retired veterinarian in whose Toms River, New Jersey, backyard the wounded bird showed up a few weeks ago. "He happened to come into the yard of a veterinarian that could take care of him."

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April 04, 2024
St. Nicholas University Champions Diversity in Caribbean Veterinary Medicine

St. Nicholas University School of Veterinary Medicine (SNU) is implementing a targeted initiative to increase diversity within the veterinary profession in the Caribbean, focusing on attracting and supporting students from the Caricom region. This effort addresses a documented and drastic lack of diversity in the regional field, where Caribbean, Black, and Minority individuals – often from lower...

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March 06, 2024
BAMSI Brings in Purebred animals

IN A STRATEGIC MOVE to boost the genetic quality of livestock available in the country, the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) recently collaborated with the Department of Agriculture to acquire purebred small ruminants (sheep and goats). The initiative is part of BAMSI's broader breeding programme to inject quality genetics into the local livestock population. Shedding light...

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February 07, 2024
Official Opening of BAMSI Piggery Unit

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism Chester Cooper recently attended the official opening of the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute’s (BAMSI) Piggery Unit in North Andros. Highlighting the role of BAMSI in the national push for greater levels of food security, the Deputy Prime Minister said the groundbreaking facility, which is expected to support student learning in swin...

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September 11, 2023
BAMSI turns to genetics to improve meat quality in Bahamas

The Bahamas Agriculture & Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) has begun its genetics program to improve the size of its small ruminant herds (sheep and goats), as well as improve the herds' genetic quality, BAMSI said in a statement yesterday. BAMSI's veterinarian Dr. Mark Butler said in the statement that improving the herds' genetic quality will lead ...
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September 05, 2023
No evidence swimming pigs mistreated, officials say

Officials who investigated Celebrity Eco Tours, a tour company located at Crystal Beach off Deadman's Reef, for possible animal cruelty after claims in a TikTok video of its swimming pig tour circulated on social media last week, found no evidence of animal mistreatment, according to General Manager of the Grand Bahama Ministry of Tourism office Nuvolari Chootosingh.

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August 21, 2023
Soraya Halkitis is UWC bound

Soraya Halkitis was looking forward to attending university and veterinary school - that was until her brother Kiran Halkitis spoke to her about the advantages and benefits she would get taking time out to go the United World College (UWC) route. After his talk combined with her research, Soraya, 16, decided to apply for UWC ...
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August 09, 2023
Three keys to thriving in your career

Thriving at your job is important for several reasons. Thriving in the work you do has a positive impact on your well-being and satisfaction. You are less likely to experience burnout, stress, and other negative effects of work. You will likely feel energized, fulfilled, and motivated to continue performing at a high level. Thriving in ...
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