For the first time, a complete view of first response in such a way that the ideology flows together. Based upon the latest science based evidence and from 20 years of speaking at medical conferences, helping medical professionals and consulting at poison information helplines. It focuses upon 2 very important questions. How do we reduce the chance of being bitten by a spider? And, if there is a spider bite, how can we ensure the best possible outcome for bites in humans and animals?
This framework and ideology can be communicated through the following ways.
This 45 minute Essential Spider Bite First Response seminar provides a structured framework that that will greatly reduce the risk of being bitten by a spider, and provide the best possible outcome, should a spider bite occur in both humans and pets.
The spider and scorpion first aid walk is a practical exploration of a natural area in search of spiders and scorpions. We’ll have a short in the field presentation with visuals, and a participative workshop. The walk covers topics such as identification, symptoms, first aid and where to get free medical advice if you ever need it. Based upon the essential spider bite and scorpion sting first response framework.
This introduction to Spiders consists of a series of 5 posts, one for each day of the week, of not more than 250 words and an image or link. Posts have a strong conservation focus and address members values and beliefs. Each post is designed to prompt a discussion and explore what that topic means to the members of the group.
Daily Topics: Introduction and identification; Should we be afraid?; The value of spiders; Conservation and protection; Venom and venomosity.
A collection of resources aimed at kids of various ages. There are puzzles, stories and poems. Feel free to download, print and forward them on.
