2021 Keynote: Why Animals Matter in Emergency Management

A framework for animals and habitats in disaster-related activities.

Tsunami and Nuclear Disaster in Japan: The Experience in Fukushima Companion Animals and Their Owners

Veterinary Behavioral Health in Disasters- A Call to Action

Examining the Role of National Planning Principles for Animals in Australian Disaster Response.

Haiti 2010-Post Earthquake Operation for Animals | PREPVET, Disaster Risk Management for Animals - an online course.

Do no harm: a challenging conversation about how we prepare and respond to animal disasters.

Emergency Response Training and Preparations at Wellington Zoo

Legal Framework for Protecting Animals from Disasters: Case study from India

Chemical, Biological and Radiological risks for Dogs Involved in Search and Rescue Operations.

Supporting older people with pets in evacuations through emergency fostering in Cairns.

Examining the Role of National Planning Principles for Animals in Australian Disaster Response

Improving Emergency Outcomes for Wildlife

Cultural Factors in Livestock Emergency Management: A comparison between local farming communities in volcanic areas and external emergency preparedness approaches.

Large Animal Rescue and Livestock Emergency Response Training and Best Practices

Large Animal Rescue and Livestock Emergency Response Training and Best Practices.

Large Animal Rescue - Technical Review of Case Studies

10 Steps to Situational Awareness - a tool kit for emergency planners and responders

Animal Transport Disasters - Queen Hind Sheep Rescue in Romania.

The impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Community-based animal programs in the United States.

Animals' Legal Status as a Source of their Disaster Vulnerability

An Introduction to the National Alliance of State Animal and Agricultural Emergency Programs (NASAAEP)

Treatment of livestock affected by fire, successes and failures

Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards (LEGS) Project overview and update.

Wildlife response in bushfires: lessons from the Black Summer of 2019-20 in NSW, Australia.

Zoos Victoria building wildlife disaster resilience following Australia's Black Summer 2019-20.

Veterinary Emergency Management training and practice: the critical component for effective response.

Framing the synergies between social work, disaster management and animal-inclusive practice

Animal Rescue and Sheltering Management during Multi-Week Wildfire Responses in California

Preparing for wildfire: how an AgPass program can mitigate wildfire's impacts to agriculture

Benefits for an animal inclusive approach to disaster recovery in the agricultural sector

Emerging Methods for Carcass Management during Disease Outbreaks and Natural Disaster

Mobile CO2 Depopulation System

Wildlife Conservation: Principle Approach to Prevent the Biological Disasters

Media affective atmospheres and the construction of vulnerability of animals in disasters

Animal Rescue and Sheltering Management during Multi-Week Wildfire Responses in California

Animals as an integral aspect of public communication before, during, and after emergencies

The impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Community-based animal programs in the United States.

Injuries and illness risks for responders to animal related technical rescue and disaster deployments: An international survey

Injuries and illness risks for responders to animal related technical rescue and disaster deployments: An international survey

Emergency Livestock Programs in Alberta, Canada.

All Hazards Preparedness for the Exotic Animal Industry

Media affective atmospheres and the construction of vulnerability of animals in disasters

Vets Beyond Borders - Australian Veterinary Emergency Response Team: A novel veterinary response to wildlife rescue and welfare in Australia.

Preparing for wildfire: how an AgPass program can mitigate wildfire's impacts to agriculture

Livestock emergency preparedness and response for areas at high risk of volcanic eruptions in Asia and the Pacific.

Wildlife response in bushfires: lessons from the Black Summer of 2019-20 in NSW, Australia.

Evacuation Planning Guidelines for Wildlife Groups and Carers.

Cultural Factors in Livestock Emergency Management: A comparison between local farming communities in volcanic areas and external emergency preparedness approaches

Evacuation of livestock in anticipation of extreme natural hazards

RSPCA Case Study: Reach Based Animal Rescue Systems

Creation of Veterinary Emergency Response Unit (VERU) in Mendoza, Argentina.