Animal and Agriculture Research Centre Winter Seminar

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Winter Animal and Agriculture Research Centre Seminar 

Wednesday 16 December | 3:15 pm - 5:15 pm | Online: MS Teams

 

The wildlife continuum:

 

‘Friends with benefits: The importance of chick sociality for survivorship in a precocial seabird’

– Lucy Garrett

 

‘Location, location, location: Preliminary analysis of wild boar resource selection in the forest of dean’

– Jim Swanson

 

‘Comparing non-invasive surveying techniques for elusive, nocturnal mammals: a case study of the West European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)’

– Lucy Bearman-Brown

 

‘Bucket-listing, biophilia and getting by: Wildlife value orientations and their drivers in safari tourism ground-level stakeholders’

– Becx Whitefield

 

 

Agriculture and Society:

‘British consumers perceptions of the ideal dairy farm’

- Elle Gibson

 

Animals in our care:

‘An investigation into the practice of neck patting of horses and the welfare implications’

– Joan Martin

‘Reducing dog relinquishment to rescue centres due to behavior problems: Identifying cases to target with an advice intervention at the point of relinquishment request’

– Natalie Wells

‘The effect of altering routine husbandry factors on sleep duration and memory consolidation in the horse’

– Linda Greening

 

Open to all staff and students, please email jodie.perrett2@hartpury.ac.uk to register and receive a MS Teams invitation