03:10
GADMC 2023 Awards Virtual Ceremony
36:40
Session G: Getting your practice ready for a disaster, by Erica Honey
25:08
Session E: AVMA Veterinary First Responder Certificate Program
25:42
Session A: Animal Welfare Information Sheet for Horse Incident Response Teams.
20:21
DAY 9 Creation of Veterinary Emergency Response Unit [VERU] in Mendoza, Argentina
51:00
DAY 9 The realities of fires in barns and vetinary facilities.
35:44
DAY 9 Preparing for wildfire how an AgPass program can mitigate wildfire's impacts to agriculture
39:59
DAY 8 Mobile CO2 Depopulation System
31:14
DAY 8 Animal Rescue and Sheltering Management during Multi Week Wildfire Responses in California.
39:52
DAY 7 Managing Animal Disasters in Developing Countries: Alivelihood Perspective.
29:40
DAY 7 Vets Beyond Borders - Australian Veterinary Emergency Response Team:
43:15
DAY 7 Veterinary Behavioural Health in Disasters - A Call to Action
37:02
DAY 7 A framework for animals and habitats in disaster related activities.
40:31
DAY 6 Chemical, Biological and Radiological risks for Dogs Involved in Search and Rescue Operations.
34:43
DAY 6 Benefits for an animal inclusive approach to disaster recovery in the agricultral sector
37:48
DAY 6 All Hazards Preparedness for the Exotic Animal Industry
35:28
DAY 5 Injuries and illness risks for responders to animal related technical rescue and disaster
51:03
DAY 5 Animal Transport Disasters - Queen Hind Sheep Rescue in Romania.
33:58
DAY 4 Veterinary Emergency Management training and practice the critical component
34:32
DAY 4 The impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic on Community based animal programs in the United States.
44:16
DAY 3 Wildlife Conservation Principle Approach to Prevent the Biological Disasters.
46:39
DAY 3 Supporting older people with pets in evacuations through emergency fostering in CAIRNS
34:22
DAY 3 Cultural Factors in Livestock Emergency Management: A comparison between local farming com...
33:52
DAY 3 Animals' Legal Status as a Source of their Disaster Vulnerability
36:06
DAY 2 Large Animal Rescue - Technical Review of Case Studies.
37:05
DAY 2 Emergency Livestock Programs in Alberta Canada By Dr. Melissa Moggy
45:43
DAY 2 Media affective atmospheres and the construction of vulnerability of animals in disasters.
42:37
DAY 2 Legal Framework for Protecting Animals from Disasters: Case study from India.
47:15
DAY 2 Emerging Methods for Carcass Management during Disease Outbreaks and Natural Disasters.
49:04
DAY 1 Why Animals Matter In Emergency Management By Professor Leslie Irvine University of Colorado
01:01:06
Session E: An Introduction to the National Alliance of State Animal and Agricultural Emergency
27:02
Session A: Cloud Based Resource Inventory Tracking and Deployment for Exotic Disaster Response
30:42
Session A: Dogs of Chernobyl : Beyond the Russian Invasion. The impact the Russian Occupation
41:19
DAY 10 Animals as an integral aspect of public communication before, during, and after emergencies.
43:27
DAY 10 Evacuation Planning Guidelines for Wildlife Groups and Careers.
07:54
DAY 10 Farewell and closing remarks by: Assoc. Prof. Mel Taylor Macquarie University Australia.
37:55
DAY 10 Large Animal Rescue and Livestock Emergency Response Training and Best Practices.
20:50
Session E : SAR dogs: Heroes or Martyrs? by: Gerardo Huertas and Dr. Diego Hernandez
30:06
Session A: Case Studies Stories from the frontline of animals caught in Lismore's flood
25:42
Session A: Animal Welfare Information Sheet for Horse Incident Response Teams
25:08
Session E: AVMA Veterinary First Responder Certificate Program by: Warren Hess
27:43
Session E: Cebritos, a Pedagogical Experience that Changes the World by: John Manuel Agudelo Camacho
33:30
Session D: Championing Animal Disaster Law at an International Level by: Dr. Jackson Zee
01:01:06
Session E: An Introduction to the National Alliance of State Animal by: Jimmy Tickel and Anne McCann
29:45
Session C: Contributions of Working Equines to Community Resilience in the Dry Corridor of Nicaragua
58:32
Session B: The Increasing Trend of Unofficial Response to Animals in Disasters International Focus
54:18
Session C: The Increasing Trend of Unofficial Response to Animals in Disasters Australian Focus
27:02
Session A: Cloud Based Resource Inventory by: David Kleven and Cari Wittenborn
29:45
Session C: Contributions of Working Equines to Community Resilience in the Dry Corridor of Nicaragua
30:42
Session A: Dogs of Chernobyl Beyond the Russian Invasion by: Dr. Jennifer Betz
31:24
Session D: Effect of February 2023 Earthquakes on Livestock in Turkey by: Kubilay Kaptan
24:27
Session C: Hurricane Ian Animal Medical Response, Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities
25:48
Session F: Last Chance for Disaster Resilience Building Visualization of Future Scenarios
34:38
Session E: Making the Decision to Evacuate A Small Farms Perspective by: Dr. Ian Dacre
34:25
Session E: Meeting conflict with compassion by: Azzedine Downes and Shannon Walajtys
33:20
Session A: No Pet(s) Left Behind: A Case for Aquatic Animal Evacuation Plans by Dr. Christine Parker
33:10
Session C: Noah's Ark, Disaster Triage by: Erica Honey
25:51
Session B: Organizing Ecologies of Human Abandonment on Portuguese Wildfires
32:24
Session F: Pakistan A Case Study on Disasters and the Legal Way Forward by Altamush Saeed
44:24
Session F: The Increasing Trend of Unofficial Response to Animals in Disasters (International Focus)
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This awardw-inning online emergency management conference was a world-first that looked at the considerations for animals and brings together leading emergency experts in this field.
Organised by Animal Evac New Zealand, the conference connects leading animal emergency and disaster researchers with practitioners and fellow academics. The online format offers a staggered series of free-to-view, online and recorded webinars. The interactive presentations offer convenient time zones for those presenting and viewing. Through sponsorship and donations, GADMC is free to attend, present and view.
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