Barking up the Right Tree: Developing Education Resources that Work in Remote Indigenous Contexts

Sophie Constable; Wendy Brown

Barking up the Right Tree: Developing Education Resources that Work in Remote Indigenous Contexts

Sophie Constable
, Wendy Brown

School of Environmental & Rural Science

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In remote Aboriginal communities, both professionals and community residents have called for increased knowledge sharing to support dog health initiatives. Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities (AMRRIC) is working to find the best ways to meet this need. UNE supports these objectives and, through collaborative research and voluntary activities, staff and students benefit from shared learning and cultural exchange.

Original language	English
Pages	45-45
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	CSF 2012: 3rd Canine Science Forum: On Dogs and Related Candids - From Genes Through Behaviour To Society - Barcelona, Spain Duration: 25 Jul 2012 → 27 Jul 2012

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Conference	CSF 2012: 3rd Canine Science Forum: On Dogs and Related Candids - From Genes Through Behaviour To Society
City	Barcelona, Spain
Period	25/07/12 → 27/07/12

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Animal Production
Animal Management
Veterinary Sciences

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