Animal Welfare in a Changing World

Dr Andy Butterworth MRCVS is Reader in Animal Science and Policy in the Clinical Veterinary School, University of Bristol, UK. Andy teaches and carries out research in the areas of animal disease and production, animal welfare and legislation, behavioural biology, and animal welfare assessment in both farm and wild animals. He is a member of the European Food Standards Agency Scientific Panel on Animal health and Welfare, and chairs the EEER (Ethics, Economics, Education and Regulation) of the Farm Animal Welfare committee in the UK. He is editor in Chief of Elsevier's journal Veterinary and Animal Science, he lectures widely and publishes in books, and the academic and trade press, with over 200 publications to date.

1: Habitat Loss: Changing How Animals Think?
2: Whale Entanglement - a 21st-century Challenge in the Ocean
3: The Welfare Effects of PCBs in the Ocean
4: The Fence - the Welfare Implications of the Loss of the True Wild
5: Trophy Hunting and Animal Welfare
6: Carry on Carrion: the Fall of the Scavenger
7: Restoring What We Have Destroyed: Animal Welfare Aspects of Wildlife Conservation, Reintroduction and Rewilding Programmes
8: Intensification - the Pressures of Volume
9: Welfare Challenges: Feedlot Cattle
10: Public Opinion and the Retailer: Driving Forces in Animal Welfare?
11: Vertebrate/Invertebrate - When Do We Start Caring?
12: Animal Welfare at Slaughter - a Level Global Playing Field?
13: Precision Livestock Farming: the Future of Livestock Welfare Monitoring and Management?
14: The Paradoxical World of the Dog
15: Animal Experience of Domestication
16: Better to Have Lived and Lost - the Concept of a Life Worth Living
17: If Fishes Feel Pain, What Should We Do?
18: Anthropomorphism: Faulty Thinking or Useful Tool?
19: Speciesism
20: Longevity and Brevity - Is Death a Welfare Issue?
21: Promises and Challenges of Big Data Associated With Automated Dairy Cow Welfare Assessment
22: Animal Welfare: Information in a Changing World
23: Licensed to Harm
24: Animal Watching in Tourism
25: The Rise of the Inclusive Approach to Change in Animal Welfare
26: Animal Welfare Protection in the Face of Shrinking Public Resource