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Veterinary Vision, Winter 2010
Contributor(s):: Claire Eldridge (editor)
Veterinary Vision is a publication of The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine. This yearly magazine explores the research, teaching, and outreach services of the College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Companion animal program
Contributor(s):: Lago, Dan, Connell, Cathleen M., Knight, Barbara
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Developing a multidisciplinary pet placement program for community-based elderly
Contributor(s):: Netting, F. Ellen, Wilson, Cindy C., New, John C., Jr.
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Saddle up!
Contributor(s):: Stewart, Nina
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"Return" and extension actions after ethnobotanical research: the perceptions and expectations of a rural community in semi-arid northeastern Brazil
Contributor(s):: Albuquerque, U. P. de, Nascimento, L. G. de S., Vieira, F. J., Almeida, C. M. de A. D., Ramos, M. A., Silva, A. C. O. da
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The ethics of food for tomorrow: on the viability of agrarianism - how far can it go? Comments on Paul Thompson's Agrarian Vision
Contributor(s):: Anthony, R.
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Principles of Therapeutic Riding as a service-based learning course within an agricultural curriculum
Contributor(s):: Brady, H. A., Lawver, D. E., Guay, K. A., Pyle, A. A., Cepica, N. T.
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About Cats and Dogs ... Reconsidering the Relationship Between Pet Ownership and Health Related Outcomes in Community-Dwelling Elderly
Contributor(s):: Rijken, Mieke, Beek, Sandra
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China earthquake relief: Participatory action work with children
Contributor(s):: Zeng, Emily Jie, Silverstein, Louise Bordeaux
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Domestic Violence and Dog Care in New Providence, The Bahamas
Contributor(s):: Fielding, W. J.
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Encouraging physical activity through dog walking: Why don't some owners walk with their dog?
Contributor(s):: Cutt, Hayley, Giles-Corti, Billie, Knuiman, Matthew
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More than a furry companion: The ripple effect of companion animals on neighborhood interactions and sense of community
Contributor(s):: Wood, L. J., Giles-Corti, B., Bulsara, M. K., Bosch, D. A.
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Prison-Based Animal Programs: A National Survey
Contributor(s):: Furst, Gennifer
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Reasons for companion animal guardianship (pet ownership) from two populations
Contributor(s):: Staats, S., Wallace, H., Anderson, T.
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The occupation of pet ownership as an enabler of community integration in serious mental illness: a single exploratory case study
Contributor(s):: Zimolag, U., Krupa, T.
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Companion animals and human health: benefits, challenges, and the road ahead
Contributor(s):: O'Haire, M.
Fossil evidence indicates an association between human beings and animals dating back at least half a million years. Today, this relationship remains strong, as evidenced by millions of visits to zoos annually, high rates of pet ownership, and the economic prosperity of the pet industry. A review...
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Southeast Asia: An emerging focus for global health
Contributor(s):: Acuin, Jose, Firestone, Rebecca, Htay, Thein Thein, Khor, Geok Lin, Thabrany, Hasbullah, Saphonn, Vonthanak, Wibulpolprasert, Suwit
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Assessing fisheries - using an ethical matrix in a participatory process. (Special Issue: Two systems - one world.)
Contributor(s):: Kaiser, M., Forsberg, E. M.
The Norwegian National Committee for Research Ethics in Science and Technology, collaborating with the Norwegian Fisherman's Association and the Research Council of Norway, started in 1999 a project aiming at an ethical assessment of Norwegian fisheries for the year 2020. The project was to...
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Beneath the straw: in defense of participatory adaptive management
Contributor(s):: Evans, J. M., Wilkie, A. C., Burkhardt, J.
Our recent paper (Evans et al., Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics (JAEE) (2008) 21(6), 512-539) advocating adaptive management of invasive nonnative (aquatic plant) species (INS) in Kings Bay, Florida received detailed responses from both Daniel Simberloff (JAEE (2009) 22(1),...
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Conflict and engagement: an empirical study of a farmer-extension partnership in a sustainable agriculture program
Contributor(s):: Grudens-Schuck, N.
Stakeholder engagement is a crucial concept of extension education. Engagement expresses democratic values of the land-grant mission by providing opportunities for stakeholders to influence programme planning, including setting the agenda and negotiating resource allocations. In practice, the...
