ASABSOCIETY INFORMATIONNEWSLETTERSMAILING LISTDONATE TO ASABPREVIOUS

CONFERENCES

ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

SOCIETY INFORMATION

The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) is an academic society What we do. We own Animal Behaviour, the leading international scientific journal in its field.. We promote the study of animal behaviour by holding conferences and funding research.. We care about animals and our Ethical Committee promotes the ethical treatment and conservation of animals.

CCAB ACCREDITATION

CCAB Accreditation. ASAB recognises that there is a need for professional advice about the behavioural problems of animals. The ASAB Accreditation Committee runs a certification scheme so that pet-owners, veterinary surgeons, and others who work with animals are able to seek advice from properly qualified Certificated Clinical

Animal

VIDEOS — ASAB

Marc Gilles was one of the winners of the "People's choice" award in the ASAB video contest, Spring 2021! Marc created this science communication video about olfactory communication and camouflage in birds. This video shows how researchers study the functions of preen oil, from its use as a sexual signal to its role in olfactory crypsis.

YouTube.

ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE Accreditation Committee. To contact the committee, please email asabaccreditation@gmail.com. To submit an application for CCAB Accreditation, please email: ccabapplications@gmail.com. Lynn Hewison. Secretary. Lynn Hewison MSc FHEA CCAB. Teacher Practitioner in Clinical Animal Behaviour and Co-Programme Lead for the MSc in

Clinical Animal

REGISTER OF CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS REGISTER OF PRACTISING CCABS The CCABs on this register are clinically active and able to see private clients. Please contact them if you are looking for help or advice with your dog, cat, equine or rabbit. ASAB EASTER MEETING 2021 ASAB‘s Easter meeting is aimed at research students and early career researchers, and is hosted by a different UK institution each year. After it was unfortunately cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, it's going virtual this year! It is being organised by Christos Ioannou and

Bex Pike at the

CCAB APPLICATION AND ASSSESSMENT CCAB clinical examination application form. Logbook template. The full process of what is expected from the assessment can be found in this flowchart. The full assessment process must be completed for each species that you wish to be assessed for. Assessment should normally occur no more than two years after obtaining your Pre-Certification SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

CCAB CODE OF CONDUCT Under its terms of reference from the Council of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (the Association), the Accreditation Committee is required to maintain a Code of Conduct. This Code sets out certain minimum standards for conduct with which Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) are required to comply. ASABSOCIETY INFORMATIONNEWSLETTERSMAILING LISTDONATE TO ASABPREVIOUS

CONFERENCES

ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

SOCIETY INFORMATION

The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) is an academic society What we do. We own Animal Behaviour, the leading international scientific journal in its field.. We promote the study of animal behaviour by holding conferences and funding research.. We care about animals and our Ethical Committee promotes the ethical treatment and conservation of animals.

CCAB ACCREDITATION

CCAB Accreditation. ASAB recognises that there is a need for professional advice about the behavioural problems of animals. The ASAB Accreditation Committee runs a certification scheme so that pet-owners, veterinary surgeons, and others who work with animals are able to seek advice from properly qualified Certificated Clinical

Animal

VIDEOS — ASAB

Marc Gilles was one of the winners of the "People's choice" award in the ASAB video contest, Spring 2021! Marc created this science communication video about olfactory communication and camouflage in birds. This video shows how researchers study the functions of preen oil, from its use as a sexual signal to its role in olfactory crypsis.

YouTube.

ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE Accreditation Committee. To contact the committee, please email asabaccreditation@gmail.com. To submit an application for CCAB Accreditation, please email: ccabapplications@gmail.com. Lynn Hewison. Secretary. Lynn Hewison MSc FHEA CCAB. Teacher Practitioner in Clinical Animal Behaviour and Co-Programme Lead for the MSc in

Clinical Animal

REGISTER OF CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS REGISTER OF PRACTISING CCABS The CCABs on this register are clinically active and able to see private clients. Please contact them if you are looking for help or advice with your dog, cat, equine or rabbit. ASAB EASTER MEETING 2021 ASAB‘s Easter meeting is aimed at research students and early career researchers, and is hosted by a different UK institution each year. After it was unfortunately cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, it's going virtual this year! It is being organised by Christos Ioannou and

Bex Pike at the

CCAB APPLICATION AND ASSSESSMENT CCAB clinical examination application form. Logbook template. The full process of what is expected from the assessment can be found in this flowchart. The full assessment process must be completed for each species that you wish to be assessed for. Assessment should normally occur no more than two years after obtaining your Pre-Certification SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

CCAB CODE OF CONDUCT Under its terms of reference from the Council of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (the Association), the Accreditation Committee is required to maintain a Code of Conduct. This Code sets out certain minimum standards for conduct with which Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) are required to comply.

VIDEOS — ASAB

Marc Gilles was one of the winners of the "People's choice" award in the ASAB video contest, Spring 2021! Marc created this science communication video about olfactory communication and camouflage in birds. This video shows how researchers study the functions of preen oil, from its use as a sexual signal to its role in olfactory crypsis.

YouTube.

JOURNAL — ASAB

First published in 1953, Animal Behaviour is a leading international publication and has wide appeal, containing critical reviews, original papers, and research articles on all aspects of animal behaviour. Book Reviews and Books Received sections are also included. Growing interest in behavioural biology and the international reputation of

EDUCATION OVERVIEW

Education. ASAB has an Education Committee that supports colleagues teaching animal behaviour from schools through to higher education. We provide free teaching resources and offer funding to teachers keen to develop new resources. Our Education Officer visits schools to give talks about animal behaviour, and our committee members are always on ORGANISE A CONFERENCE Organise a Conference. ASAB conferences are organised by the society's members, and we are always looking for hosts for future meetings. Conferences do take time to organise, but they are hugely rewarding and allow you to choose the theme and the content of a two or three

day meeting.

HIGHER EDUCATION RESOURCES This resource provides educators with a comprehensive teaching pack to enable them to conduct behavioural observations in the classroom with students, through the medium of meerkat. The resource is designed to run as a complete programme of study for A-level students / further education students or higher education students with limited prior SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

ASAB SUMMER MEETING 2021 ASAB Summer Meeting 2021. Monday, 23 August 2021. 11:00 am. 11:00. Wednesday, 25 August 2021. 12:00 pm. 12:00. Google Calendar ICS. This year the ASAB Summer meeting is being organised by Domhnall Jennings, Gareth Arnott and Hansjoerg Kunc at the School of Biological Sciences, Queen's University, Belfast, with help from other PIs and post CCAB APPLICATION AND ASSSESSMENT CCAB clinical examination application form. Logbook template. The full process of what is expected from the assessment can be found in this flowchart. The full assessment process must be completed for each species that you wish to be assessed for. Assessment should normally occur no more than two years after obtaining your Pre-Certification UPCOMING CONFERENCES & EVENTS ASAB Easter Meeting 2019 - York. Wed, 3 Apr 2019 9:00 am 09:00 Fri, 5 Apr 2019 5:00 pm 17:00. Google Calendar ICS. The ASAB Easter Conference is aimed at postgraduate students and post-doctoral researchers studying animal behaviour, but is open to anyone with a keen interest in the field. CHRISTOPHER BARNARD AWARD Christopher Barnard Award. If you have any questions or comments about the Christopher Barnard Award, please contact the Secretary of ASAB Council.. ASAB Council recognizes that there are many excellent young researchers in the field of animal behaviour whose ASABSOCIETY INFORMATIONNEWSLETTERSMAILING LISTDONATE TO ASABPREVIOUS

CONFERENCES

ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

SOCIETY INFORMATION

The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) is an academic society What we do. We own Animal Behaviour, the leading international scientific journal in its field.. We promote the study of animal behaviour by holding conferences and funding research.. We care about animals and our Ethical Committee promotes the ethical treatment and conservation of animals.

CCAB ACCREDITATION

CCAB Accreditation. ASAB recognises that there is a need for professional advice about the behavioural problems of animals. The ASAB Accreditation Committee runs a certification scheme so that pet-owners, veterinary surgeons, and others who work with animals are able to seek advice from properly qualified Certificated Clinical

Animal

REGISTER OF CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS REGISTER OF PRACTISING CCABS The CCABs on this register are clinically active and able to see private clients. Please contact them if you are looking for help or advice with your dog, cat, equine or rabbit. ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE Accreditation Committee. To contact the committee, please email asabaccreditation@gmail.com. To submit an application for CCAB Accreditation, please email: ccabapplications@gmail.com. Lynn Hewison. Secretary. Lynn Hewison MSc FHEA CCAB. Teacher Practitioner in Clinical Animal Behaviour and Co-Programme Lead for the MSc in

Clinical Animal

SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

ASAB EASTER MEETING 2021 ASAB‘s Easter meeting is aimed at research students and early career researchers, and is hosted by a different UK institution each year. After it was unfortunately cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, it's going virtual this year! It is being organised by Christos Ioannou and

Bex Pike at the

CCAB PRE CERTIFICATION The first stage of obtaining ASAB accreditation and becoming a CCAB is to apply for Pre-Certification so that your theoretical and academic experience and qualifications can be assessed by the review panel. The pre-certification form is designed to demonstrate relevant background knowledge and understanding of the 8 subject areas required for CCAB CODE OF CONDUCT Under its terms of reference from the Council of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (the Association), the Accreditation Committee is required to maintain a Code of Conduct. This Code sets out certain minimum standards for conduct with which Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) are required to comply. CHRISTOPHER BARNARD AWARD Christopher Barnard Award. If you have any questions or comments about the Christopher Barnard Award, please contact the Secretary of ASAB Council.. ASAB Council recognizes that there are many excellent young researchers in the field of animal behaviour whose ASABSOCIETY INFORMATIONNEWSLETTERSMAILING LISTDONATE TO ASABPREVIOUS

CONFERENCES

ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

SOCIETY INFORMATION

The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) is an academic society What we do. We own Animal Behaviour, the leading international scientific journal in its field.. We promote the study of animal behaviour by holding conferences and funding research.. We care about animals and our Ethical Committee promotes the ethical treatment and conservation of animals.

CCAB ACCREDITATION

CCAB Accreditation. ASAB recognises that there is a need for professional advice about the behavioural problems of animals. The ASAB Accreditation Committee runs a certification scheme so that pet-owners, veterinary surgeons, and others who work with animals are able to seek advice from properly qualified Certificated Clinical

Animal

REGISTER OF CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS REGISTER OF PRACTISING CCABS The CCABs on this register are clinically active and able to see private clients. Please contact them if you are looking for help or advice with your dog, cat, equine or rabbit. ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE Accreditation Committee. To contact the committee, please email asabaccreditation@gmail.com. To submit an application for CCAB Accreditation, please email: ccabapplications@gmail.com. Lynn Hewison. Secretary. Lynn Hewison MSc FHEA CCAB. Teacher Practitioner in Clinical Animal Behaviour and Co-Programme Lead for the MSc in

Clinical Animal

SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

ASAB EASTER MEETING 2021 ASAB‘s Easter meeting is aimed at research students and early career researchers, and is hosted by a different UK institution each year. After it was unfortunately cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, it's going virtual this year! It is being organised by Christos Ioannou and

Bex Pike at the

CCAB PRE CERTIFICATION The first stage of obtaining ASAB accreditation and becoming a CCAB is to apply for Pre-Certification so that your theoretical and academic experience and qualifications can be assessed by the review panel. The pre-certification form is designed to demonstrate relevant background knowledge and understanding of the 8 subject areas required for CCAB CODE OF CONDUCT Under its terms of reference from the Council of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (the Association), the Accreditation Committee is required to maintain a Code of Conduct. This Code sets out certain minimum standards for conduct with which Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) are required to comply. CHRISTOPHER BARNARD AWARD Christopher Barnard Award. If you have any questions or comments about the Christopher Barnard Award, please contact the Secretary of ASAB Council.. ASAB Council recognizes that there are many excellent young researchers in the field of animal behaviour whose

VIDEOS — ASAB

Marc Gilles was one of the winners of the "People's choice" award in the ASAB video contest, Spring 2021! Marc created this science communication video about olfactory communication and camouflage in birds. This video shows how researchers study the functions of preen oil, from its use as a sexual signal to its role in olfactory crypsis.

YouTube.

EDUCATION OVERVIEW

Education. ASAB has an Education Committee that supports colleagues teaching animal behaviour from schools through to higher education. We provide free teaching resources and offer funding to teachers keen to develop new resources. Our Education Officer visits schools to give talks about animal behaviour, and our committee members are always on SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

CAREERS — ASAB

Careers — ASAB. The ASAB Education Committee is here to support people interested in a career in animal behaviour. Our careers resources are free to download: Careers leaflet - suitable for careers fairs and open days. School careers posters - perfect for a classroom

display or library.

UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT SCHOLARSHIPS Undergraduate Project Scholarships. If you have any questions or comments about ASAB Undergraduate Project Scholarships, please contact the Secretary of the Grants and Awards Committee.Currently there are three application rounds per year with deadlines of 1st February, 1st June and 1st October. PREVIOUS CONFERENCES Previous ASAB Conferences 2020. Winter: Virtual Summer: Virtual Easter: Swansea, UK. CANCELLED. 2019. Winter: London, UK Summer: Konstanz, Germany Easter: York, UK CHRISTOPHER BARNARD AWARD Christopher Barnard Award. If you have any questions or comments about the Christopher Barnard Award, please contact the Secretary of ASAB Council.. ASAB Council recognizes that there are many excellent young researchers in the field of animal behaviour whose ASAB SUMMER MEETING 2021 ASAB Summer Meeting 2021. Monday, 23 August 2021. 11:00 am. 11:00. Wednesday, 25 August 2021. 12:00 pm. 12:00. Google Calendar ICS. This year the ASAB Summer meeting is being organised by Domhnall Jennings, Gareth Arnott and Hansjoerg Kunc at the School of Biological Sciences, Queen's University, Belfast, with help from other PIs and post

CCAB RENEWAL

CCAB renewal — ASAB. All Accredited CCABs are required to submit a renewal document and pay an annual renewal fee at the start of each calendar year. Additionally, CCABs are required to provide a log of CPD and cases seen on a 5-yearly cycle. The office will contact you to inform you of the timescales and when your renewal is due and further

ASAB MEDAL — ASAB

The ASAB medal was designed by Jonathan Kingdon and is struck in bronze. Prof. Jane Hurst is awarded the 2017 ASAB Medal by ASAB President Prof. Pat Monaghan. Members of ASAB are invited to nominate one or more candidates for the medal. Female nominees are particularly encouraged as women tend to be under-represented at the nomination

stage.

ASABSOCIETY INFORMATIONNEWSLETTERSMAILING LISTDONATE TO ASABPREVIOUS CONFERENCESASAB MEANINGASAB USAFFAU ASAB ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

SOCIETY INFORMATION

The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) is an academic society What we do. We own Animal Behaviour, the leading international scientific journal in its field.. We promote the study of animal behaviour by holding conferences and funding research.. We care about animals and our Ethical Committee promotes the ethical treatment and conservation of animals.

EDUCATION OVERVIEW

Education. ASAB has an Education Committee that supports colleagues teaching animal behaviour from schools through to higher education. We provide free teaching resources and offer funding to teachers keen to develop new resources. Our Education Officer visits schools to give talks about animal behaviour, and our committee members are always on

CCAB ACCREDITATION

CCAB Accreditation. ASAB recognises that there is a need for professional advice about the behavioural problems of animals. The ASAB Accreditation Committee runs a certification scheme so that pet-owners, veterinary surgeons, and others who work with animals are able to seek advice from properly qualified Certificated Clinical

Animal

ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE Accreditation Committee. To contact the committee, please email asabaccreditation@gmail.com. To submit an application for CCAB Accreditation, please email: ccabapplications@gmail.com. Lynn Hewison. Secretary. Lynn Hewison MSc FHEA CCAB. Teacher Practitioner in Clinical Animal Behaviour and Co-Programme Lead for the MSc in

Clinical Animal

ASAB EASTER MEETING 2021 ASAB‘s Easter meeting is aimed at research students and early career researchers, and is hosted by a different UK institution each year. After it was unfortunately cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, it's going virtual this year! It is being organised by Christos Ioannou and

Bex Pike at the

SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

CCAB PRE CERTIFICATION The first stage of obtaining ASAB accreditation and becoming a CCAB is to apply for Pre-Certification so that your theoretical and academic experience and qualifications can be assessed by the review panel. The pre-certification form is designed to demonstrate relevant background knowledge and understanding of the 8 subject areas required for REGISTER OF CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS REGISTER OF PRACTISING CCABS The CCABs on this register are clinically active and able to see private clients. Please contact them if you are looking for help or advice with your dog, cat, equine or rabbit. CCAB CODE OF CONDUCT Under its terms of reference from the Council of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (the Association), the Accreditation Committee is required to maintain a Code of Conduct. This Code sets out certain minimum standards for conduct with which Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) are required to comply. ASABSOCIETY INFORMATIONNEWSLETTERSMAILING LISTDONATE TO ASABPREVIOUS CONFERENCESASAB MEANINGASAB USAFFAU ASAB ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

SOCIETY INFORMATION

The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) is an academic society What we do. We own Animal Behaviour, the leading international scientific journal in its field.. We promote the study of animal behaviour by holding conferences and funding research.. We care about animals and our Ethical Committee promotes the ethical treatment and conservation of animals.

EDUCATION OVERVIEW

Education. ASAB has an Education Committee that supports colleagues teaching animal behaviour from schools through to higher education. We provide free teaching resources and offer funding to teachers keen to develop new resources. Our Education Officer visits schools to give talks about animal behaviour, and our committee members are always on

CCAB ACCREDITATION

CCAB Accreditation. ASAB recognises that there is a need for professional advice about the behavioural problems of animals. The ASAB Accreditation Committee runs a certification scheme so that pet-owners, veterinary surgeons, and others who work with animals are able to seek advice from properly qualified Certificated Clinical

Animal

ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE Accreditation Committee. To contact the committee, please email asabaccreditation@gmail.com. To submit an application for CCAB Accreditation, please email: ccabapplications@gmail.com. Lynn Hewison. Secretary. Lynn Hewison MSc FHEA CCAB. Teacher Practitioner in Clinical Animal Behaviour and Co-Programme Lead for the MSc in

Clinical Animal

ASAB EASTER MEETING 2021 ASAB‘s Easter meeting is aimed at research students and early career researchers, and is hosted by a different UK institution each year. After it was unfortunately cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19, it's going virtual this year! It is being organised by Christos Ioannou and

Bex Pike at the

SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

CCAB PRE CERTIFICATION The first stage of obtaining ASAB accreditation and becoming a CCAB is to apply for Pre-Certification so that your theoretical and academic experience and qualifications can be assessed by the review panel. The pre-certification form is designed to demonstrate relevant background knowledge and understanding of the 8 subject areas required for REGISTER OF CERTIFIED PRACTITIONERS REGISTER OF PRACTISING CCABS The CCABs on this register are clinically active and able to see private clients. Please contact them if you are looking for help or advice with your dog, cat, equine or rabbit. CCAB CODE OF CONDUCT Under its terms of reference from the Council of the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (the Association), the Accreditation Committee is required to maintain a Code of Conduct. This Code sets out certain minimum standards for conduct with which Certificated Clinical Animal Behaviourists (CCABs) are required to comply. HIGHER EDUCATION RESOURCES This resource provides educators with a comprehensive teaching pack to enable them to conduct behavioural observations in the classroom with students, through the medium of meerkat. The resource is designed to run as a complete programme of study for A-level students / further education students or higher education students with limited prior

PRIMARY RESOURCES

This resource explores the behaviour of dogs and their interactions with humans. Linked to PSHE and the topic of animals, it contains several activity ideas and accompanying worksheets including: a survey, role play and stimuli for discussion and writing. Created by: SECONDARY & POST 16 RESOURCES Secondary and post-16 resources. Resources on this page: Careers resource, Key stage three work scheme, Hocus Pocus Locusts, How do you like your eggs in the morning? Eco Divo, Baboon social structures, Moths adaptations and predators, Feed the birds, The art of communication, Foraging behaviour in bumblebees, Investigating ant

behaviour

EXPERT VISITORS

Experimental design, animal personality, domestication, cats, dogs, pets, anthropomorphism, statistics, animal welfare, animal use, ethics, women in STEMM. Hannah Wickenden. London, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. My previous research was on morphological changes of mating structures within a hybrid zone and how these may affect mating

behaviour.

UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT SCHOLARSHIPS Undergraduate Project Scholarships. If you have any questions or comments about ASAB Undergraduate Project Scholarships, please contact the Secretary of the Grants and Awards Committee.Currently there are three application rounds per year with deadlines of 1st February, 1st June and 1st October. PREVIOUS CONFERENCES Previous ASAB Conferences 2020. Winter: Virtual Summer: Virtual Easter: Swansea, UK. CANCELLED. 2019. Winter: London, UK Summer: Konstanz, Germany Easter: York, UK CHRISTOPHER BARNARD AWARD Christopher Barnard Award. If you have any questions or comments about the Christopher Barnard Award, please contact the Secretary of ASAB Council.. ASAB Council recognizes that there are many excellent young researchers in the field of animal behaviour whose

CCAB RENEWAL

CCAB renewal — ASAB. All Accredited CCABs are required to submit a renewal document and pay an annual renewal fee at the start of each calendar year. Additionally, CCABs are required to provide a log of CPD and cases seen on a 5-yearly cycle. The office will contact you to inform you of the timescales and when your renewal is due and further

ASAB MEDAL — ASAB

The ASAB medal was designed by Jonathan Kingdon and is struck in bronze. Prof. Jane Hurst is awarded the 2017 ASAB Medal by ASAB President Prof. Pat Monaghan. Members of ASAB are invited to nominate one or more candidates for the medal. Female nominees are particularly encouraged as women tend to be under-represented at the nomination

stage.

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT GRANT Public Engagement Grants. The ASAB Education committee is offering Public Engagement grants of up to £2000 – although applications for less than the full amount are encouraged. This grant is for organizing and delivering innovative and exciting outreach activities. These activities should be aimed at young people and/or the general public

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The Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour

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ASAB WAS FOUNDED IN 1936 TO PROMOTE THE STUDY OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR Membership is open to all who share our interests. There are now around 1000 members, the majority drawn from Britain and Europe. Many members are professional biologists who work in universities, research institutes, and schools. ASAB is committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive community, and aims to ensure fair and equitable representation and participation throughout all of ASAB’s activities and in the wider animal behaviour research community, irrespective of characteristics including but not limited to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, and

sexuality.

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ABOUT ASAB

ASAB promotes and supports the study of animal behaviour. We organise conferences, fund research, and encourage teaching of animal behaviour

in schools.

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MEMBERSHIP

ASAB members gain a range of benefits, including access to our journal, _Animal Behaviour_, and eligibility to apply for grant

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CONFERENCES

Find out when ASAB members are meeting, and read about our past

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GRANTS & AWARDS

ASAB funds research, and awards prizes for outstanding contributions to the study of animal behaviour.

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ASAB supports colleagues in schools and colleges who teach animal behaviour. Download our fun an engaging teaching resources.

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CCAB ACCREDITATION

ASAB runs a certification scheme for Clinical Animal Behaviourists

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ETHICS

ASAB has a long-standing concern for the treatment of animals in research and teaching. We believe that it is our responsibility to minimise any possible suffering and to support the conservation of the animals we study. ASAB produces ethical guidelines for animal

behaviour research.

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