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51. Reply to comment | the Jane Goodall Institute

the environment and human culture through dynamic exhibitions, programs and IMAX® films. Fernbank’s alliance with Dr. Jane Goodall’s mission to create a worldwide network of people who care deeply for their human community, all

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52. Events - Animal Ecologies in Visual Culture

Animal Ecologies in Visual Culture The symposium proposes an exploration of artistic practices involved with animals and environmental concern, the interconnectedness between humans, amphibians, reptiles and insects, and the environments in

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53. An Overview to Animals in Entertainment

An Overview to Animals in Entertainment Size: 135KB Author: WSPA Resource type: PDF Description: An overview of different forms of entertainment using Animals, legislation, and animal protection strategies to

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54. Members | Institute for Critical Animal Studies (ICAS)

Ethics. He published â€˜Animals and the Discourse of Farming in Southern Africaâ€™ in Society and Animals , Vol. 14, No.1, 2006, 39-59 and the review, Crying Fowl in the Journal of Animal Ethics (forthcoming). His research interests

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55. Board of Directors | Institute for Critical Animal Studies (ICAS)

of study is the placement of animals as subjects in philosophy, and how critical animal studies give feedback to rethink philosophy beyond the barriers of humanism. In particular, he is interested in the place that animals have been assigned by

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56. Alternatives to animals

> Alternatives to animals Alternatives to animals There is a huge range of non-animal research techniques that, as well as being a more humane approach to science, can also be cheaper, quicker and

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57. Alternatives to animals

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58. WWF - Arguments for protection: culture

Why protect? » Culture Arguments for protection: Culture Natural habitats and biodiversity

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59. WWF - WWF from 1961 to 2006

nature shaped human culture The forces of nature shaped the evolution of Homo sapiens to what we are today. Those same forces also shaped human society. The mastery of centralised agriculture gave human societies the luxury of

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60. Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta) - Holds More Than 64,...

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