Assessment of Welfare of Marine Mammal Species in Zoological Parks
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Imprint |
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Table of Content |
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Introduction by Dr. Pavel Poc, MEP |
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Assessment of Welfare of Marine Mammal Speciesin Zoological Parks |
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Short History of Animal Welfare Policy in Europe |
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Workshop Program |
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Welcome address |
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Opening remarks |
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Summary of the contents of the workshop presentations |
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Summaries of the presentations |
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Biopsychology – Cognitive capacities indicate welfare needs |
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Welfare Science from an Animal Behaviour Perspective |
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The Need for Objective Indicators for Zoological Speciesin Human Care |
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Developing and applying animal welfare indicators forspecies held by zoos and aquaria – what does it take? |
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The C-Well® assessment as a dolphin welfare framework,and conducting research to find objective measures of welfare |
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Summary of a Q&A Panel and a consecutive discussion ofdifferent working groups |
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Excerpts from the discussion |
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What parameters for assessment of animal welfare are usefulfor marine mammals? |
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Short description of practical research sessions |
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Some examples of current research projects involving marinemammals in zoological parks of the EU |
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Proposal for an animal welfare decision treeusing the example of Tursiops truncatus |
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Appendix |
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Presentation of Prof. Dr. Onur Güntürkün |
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Presentation of Prof. Dr. Norbert Sachser |
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Presentation of Prof. Dr. Anastasia Komnenou |
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Presentation of Dr. Heather J. Bacon |
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Presentation of Isabella L. K. Clegg, PhD Student |
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List of Participants |
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Impressions of the workshop |
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End |
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