Insect Welfare in Farmed, Wild, and Research Contexts On-Demand Presentations

Organizer(s)

• 

  Meghan Barrett

  Postdoctoral Fellow
  Biology
  California State University
  Pasadena, California
• BF

  Bob Fischer

  Associate Professor
  Philosophy
  Texas State University
  San Marcos, Texas

Insects are managed in farmed, research, and wild contexts, but their welfare is rarely considered. Philosophers, welfare scientists, entomologists, and industry professionals will share different perspectives on insect welfare challenges in a variety of contexts, as well as policy implications.

Presentations:

• On Demand

  Welfare of managed honey bees - an approach for sustainable health
  

  Presenting Author: Claudia Garrido – BeeSafe - Bee Health Consulting for Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

  Co-author: Laura Bortolotti – Research Center for Agriculture and Environment

  Co-author: Robert Brodschneider – University of Graz

  Co-author: James D. Ellis – University of Florida

  Co-author: Cameron Jack – University of Florida

  Co-author: Antonio Felicioli – University of Pisa

  Co-author: Andrea Martini – University of Florence

  Co-author: Fabio Sgolastra – University of Bologna

  Co-author: Lars Straub – University of Bern

  Co-author: Stefano Turillazzi – University of Florence

  Co-author: Jozef van der Steen – Alveus AB Consultancy

  Co-author: Geoffrey Williams – Auburn University

  Co-author: Antonio Nanetti – Research Center for Agriculture and Environment