Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities (2011)
Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities (2011)
AMRRIC 2011 conference proceedings.
Papers presented at the AMRRIC 2011 conference. 11 October 2011, Townsville, Queensland
The theme of this conference was Upwards and onwards. There was a main body of lectures on central animal control and regulation business at staff, management and policy levels in local government. This was supported by supplementary lectures that reflected the larger social environment in which animal control and regulation operates.
The conference themes included:
- animal welfare aspects and interactions in animal management
- animal behaviour and how it affects animal management
- sociological aspects relating to pets, people and community
- business management themes involved in animal management service delivery.
Conference presentations included:
- View conference presentation: AAWS/National Implementation Plan – phase 2 [15:21] by Keith Adams
- View conference presentation: Advances in wild dog control: a new chemical active and antidote [22:52] by Simon Humphrys
- View conference presentation: Animal management in Queensland Aboriginal communities [20:19] by Simon Costello
- View conference presentation: Animal management worker training case study [21:08] by Craig Highlands
- View conference presentation: Dog behaviour (encroachment and zones) [58:16] by Craig Murray, Tracey Murray
- View conference presentation: Exotic disease surveillance in remote communities across northern Australia [15:58] by Beth Cookson
- View conference presentation: Practical Workshop [54:29] by Annabelle Olsson
- View conference presentation: Rollout of NT Shire Animal Management Worker Program [19:05] by John Skunja
- View conference presentation: Smiles in the Dreamtime: education Program – Queensland and beyond [13:54] by Rae John Bunting, Lisa Beach
- View conference presentation: Taking the bite out of cheeky dog restraint: use of the blow pipe and chemical restraint options for managing bad dog days [22:35] by Annabelle Olsson
- View conference presentation: The chromosome cuckoo – the genetics, clinical presentation and treatment of canine transmissable venereal tumour [42:53] by Liz Murchison, Ted Donelan
- View conference presentation: Tips for vets on engaging with Indigenous communities [22:37] by Merle O’Donnell, Lynn Nicholls
- View conference presentation: Update on zoonoses: dogs in remote communities [24:58] by Rick Speare
- View conference presentation: What you need to know about legislation [20:20] by Geoff Irwin
- View conference presentation: Facilitated questions and close of conference [19:00] by Ted Donelan
- Further information:
- Contact details:
- AIAM Secretariat, Ph: (02) 6161 9024, Email: conference@aiam.com.au