The Equine Veterinary Seminar is an annual event for Ukrainian vets and usually held in Kiev. Due to the challenges of 2020 volunteers and delegates were unable to attend in person. The decision was made to hold the seminar online and we were delighted to be able to continue to support the project. The seminar was held in December over three days, three sessions each day covering Dermatology, Orthopaedics and Ophthalmology/Oncology. 40 Vets from across Ukraine and some from Russia joined the web

Camilla Church shares her experience of lecturing to an international audience from the comfort of her own home. Through the BEVA Trust, I recently took part in an online lecture programme organised by World Veterinary Service and running as part of Ohio State’s university’s Global One Health Summer Institute. The World Veterinary Service would usually do these seminars live in Ethiopia, however due to COVID-19, an online seminar was done instead. Over the previous twelve months I ha

I have too many fond memories of volunteering in Lesotho at the Semonkong Hospital Project - I was unable to select a single memory! The scenery of Lesotho is unmatched and our visit to Maletsunyane falls was incredible. The whole country is over 1,400 metres above sea level and the Semonkong Hospital Project location was over 2,275 metres above sea level. I certainly won't ever be castrating 30+ horses at this altitude in the UK (Snowdon is 1085m, Ben Nevis 1344, Scafell Pike 978m)! My memorie