TAWS Workshop 2003

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Click Here for information on the 2004 workshop: 15th April 2004 at the Silsoe Research Institute The Challenge of Improving Transport Animal Welfare in the World: Ways Forward


The 2003 TAWS workshop was held on Thursday, 24th April, 2003 at Silsoe Research Institute, Wrest Park, Silsoe. The workshop aimed to bring together a wide range of people concerned with working animals and their welfare. It provided a stimulating and conducive environment to exchange ideas and information, and propose new initiatives and actions in this important field. Photo: Professor Frank Inns discussing implement and harness design during one of the practical demonstrations. Most presentations/papers and reports are now available here (others will be posted here soon). Workshop Evaluation Report (Click Here) Workshop Presentations Welfare Legislation and Inspection: How to Progress and Succeed (Click Here)
Karen Jones, SPANA (Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad) Ethno-veterinary, Complementary and Low Cost Treatment and Management of Working Animals (Click Here) Caleb Kudi, Seale-Hayne, University of Plymouth Methodology for Sustainable Animal Welfare Interventions and Projects (The board of TAWS deeply regrets that the presentation made by Joy Pritchard at the TAWS workshop in 2003 was withdrawn in 2004 at the request of the authors: for further information concerning this, please contact the authors (below) Joy Pritchard, Brooke Hospital for Animals Becky Whay and Cecilia Lindberg, University of Bristol Career Prospects in Research and Development Concerned with Animal Power (Click Here) Anne Pearson and David Smith, Centre for Tropical Veterinary Medicine A Student's Experience at the Otjiwarongo Veterinary Clinic, Namibia (Click Here) Andy Morris, Recipient of travel grant from British Veterinary Association Overseas Group New Developments in Equipment for Working Animals (carts, packs, low-draft tillage) (Click Here) Brian Sims, Silsoe Research Institute Frank Inns, Retired Professor and Consultant Dave O'Neill, Silsoe Research Institute Workshop Discussions Groups Welfare Legislation and Inspection: How to Progress and Succeed (Click Here) Facilitator: Ian Kelly, ILPH Ethno-veterinary, Complementary and Low Cost Treatment and Management of Working Animals (Click Here) Facilitator: Getachew Mulugetta (IDPT Donkey project) Methodology for Sustainable Animal Welfare Interventions and Projects (Click Here) Facilitator: Dave O'Neill, SRI Students: Potential to get Involved in UK and Overseas (Click Here) Facilitator: Tony Stevens, BVA New Developments on Equipment for Working Animals (carts, packs, low-draft tillage) (**Click Here) Facilitator: Frank Inns (Retired Professor and Consultant) The workshop was held in association with the Overseas Group of the British Veterinary Association and also the Tropical Agricultural Association. Click here for details of the 2010 TAWS workshop Click here for details of the 2007 TAWS workshop Click here for details of the 2006 TAWS workshop Click here for details of the 2004 TAWS workshop CONTACT INFORMATION


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