0830-0915 | Arrival and Registration | |
0915-0930 | Welcome and Introduction to WWT | Mr Martin Spray CBE DSc Chief Executive, WWT |
0930-0945 | The Tulsi Foundation, the story so far | Dr Chet Trivedy, Founder Tulsi Foundation |
0945-1015 | Wildlife Conservation Challenges in the Indian sub-continent.
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Dr Anish Andheria, President WCT, Mumbai |
1015-1030 | Addressing the foundation of wildlife protection: understanding the perceptions and working conditions of field rangers in Asia and Africa
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Ms Cath Lawson WWF- Chief Advisor on wildlife |
1030-1050 | Are NCDs a real threat to conservation? | Dr Vishal Gadre, Programme Officer WCT, Mumbai |
1050-1115 | Coffee with the otters | |
1115-1145 | Voices from the field: A health needs assessment of acute emergencies faced by frontline staff | Dr Chet Trivedy, Tulsi Foundation |
1145-1215 | The interlinkages between human, livestock and wildlife wellbeing using a human-wildlife conflict lens
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Dr Niki Rust, Research Fellow, University of Newcastle |
1215-1230 | Anti-poaching dogs in Madhya Pradesh India | Mr Phil Davis, Tiger Awareness |
1230-1300 | Sustainable livestock development – One Health in practice?
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Dr Simon Doherty, Junior Vice-President of the British Veterinary Association (BVA) |
1300-1400 | Lunch | Art exhibition by Judith MacKay |
1400-1430 | Day to day psychological function in extreme environments: Lessons for rangers and anti-poaching patrols’ | Dr Nathan Smith, University of Exeter |
1430-1500 | Creating Conservationists: Empowering Local Community Members to Become Conservation Leaders Using a One Health/One World Paradigm
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Dr Michael Reid PhD, University of Toronto |
1500-1520 | Tea break | |
1520-1530 | An emergency fund for victims of sexual harassment and assault in the field | Ms Dani Rabaiotti, ZSL |
1530-1615 | Mandy Hagen Memorial Lecture “Global burden of snake-bite”
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Professor David Warrell, University of Oxford |
1615 | Close and tour of WWT |