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La Asociación Gremial de Ganaderos de Tierra del Fuego emplazó a las autoridades a que se hagan responsables de este nuevo ataque de perros. Por Cooperativa  Carta a la Comisión Mixta encargada del proyecto de Ley de Tenencia Responsable de Mascotas6/19/2016 Socio-environmental impacts of free ranging dogs in Chile Challenges for animal welfare, biodiversity conservation, public health and policy. Donde: Sala PES2005, UC Davis Cuando: Martes 31 de Mayo 2016 Hora : 2PM a 3PM - PDT (5PM Chile) International press has reported the poor living and sanitary conditions of unattended dogs in Chile's main cities. Scientists and government institutions have stated that more than 150 native species have been severely affected. Last year, 59.000 people reported attacks, and free-ranging dogs are considered today the main predator of cattle among small subsistence growers. However, there is still a lack of public awareness about the diverse implications of this problem and an effective regulatory framework that controls and reduces the canine population in Chile. From a scientific and policy perspective, this seminar will offer an analysis of the current conditions, projections, and necessary technical and legal instruments to face the challenges of this issue. Diego Montecino PhD Student, Epidemiology, UC Davis Eduardo Silva Professor, Ecology and Biodiversity Department, Universidad Andres Bello, Chile William San Martín Ph.D. Candidate, History, UC Davis Online webinar contactando a cheitmann@ucdavis.edu Noticia sobre el evento en ChileGlobal   |
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