海報 | Posters

AUTHORTITLEORGANISATION
Ming-Yih LeuToward Sustainable Exhibits: Application of Technology in Captive Breeding and Larval Rearing of Coral Reef Fish for Public AquariumsNational Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium
Jane-Fang, YU; Wei-Yu, Huang ; Tzu-Hua, WU; Li-Ting, Lin; Hsiao-wei, KuoCaptive Wildlife Breeding Strategies balance with Animal WelfareTaipei Zoo
Yi-An Chung, Shawn PengAbnormal Animal Behavior in Taipei ZooTaipei Zoo
Alfred Chih-Yang, HuangMission and Value: The Division and Accountability of Public and Commercial AquariumsNational Taiwan Ocean University
Alfred Chih-Yang, HuangThe Beauty and Sorrow of Ornamental Aquarium: Creatures of Reproduction or Commodities?National Taiwan Ocean University
Chen-Chih Chen, Ai-Mei ChangEvaluating Wildlife Stress Levels Using Non-Invasive SamplingNational Pintung University of Science & Technology
Ai-Mei Chang , Jai-Wei Lee, Chen-Chih ChenImmunocastration Vaccine: A Novel Approach for Animal Population ControlNational Pintung University of Science & Technology
TBCUnder the sea of Farglory Oceanpark – physical and mental care of dolphinsFarglory Oceanpark
Chien-Wen LiuAn overview of global aviculture standards for pet birdsIndustrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)
Shih-Ying PanSimple changes by humans can bring much joy to fish. Minor adjustments in husbandry practices can significantly enhance the welfare of fish.Tower Fish Aqua Studio
Tsz Ching Wong, Shyun Chou, Kendy Tzu-yun TengVeterinarians’ perspectives on exotic mammal pet welfare in Taiwan: A survey studyDepartment of Veterinary Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, National Chung Hsing University
Chien-Chen HuangAnimal Welfare Issues of Reptiles in International Trade, Transportation, and Pet MarketsTaiwan Association of Zoological Park & Aquarium
Chung-Tse ChenWelfare considerations during the breeding season of zoo animalsTaiwan Association of Zoological Park & Aquarium
Hsiao-Mei Yeh, Yu-Wei Chiang, Roger DownieThe Effects of Group Housing as an Enrichment on the Welfare of Captive Fire SalamandersSchool of Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine, University of Glasgow