ANTHROZOOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP

Founded in 2002, the Anthrozoology Research Group (ARG) is an Australian-based research team, which includes post-doctoral researchers and students interested in studying the relationship between humans and other non-human animals. The Anthrozoology Research Group is led by Professor Pauleen Bennett. The background of ARG members is diverse, ranging from psychology and social science, to animal behaviour, biological science, zoology, and veterinary science. We are all animal lovers, with members representing a number of countries, age ranges, and lifestyle choices... The Anthrozoology Research Group is an interdisciplinary Australian-based research team dedicated to exploring the relationship between between humans and other animals. We have the goal of making life better for everyone, whether two-legged or more... Anthrozoology is the study of human (anthro) and animal (zoo) relationships. Although such study can include wildlife, zoo animals, and farmed animals, our members focus..

Primary location: Victoria Australia