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LINKS:
www.anthrozoology.com.au : Terrific
site for information on the human-animal bond.
www.ava.com.au : Australian Veterinary Association, for all information on PetPEP.
www.deltasociety.org:
Great articles by leading researchers into child development and animals.
http://www.dognosenews.com/dnn/story/178
: Explains the role of companion animals in child development.
http://www.whitehutchinson.com/children/articles/biophilia.shtml
: Describes the need to develop children’s “biophilia” or
love for the Earth.
http://www.chicagolandtails.com/the_empathy_project
: Chicago-based learning initiative to educate students of the importance
of compassion.
http://www.teachkind.org/ : Fantastic
site with lots of information for teachers as well as free resources and online
lessons.
http://www.sharetheworld.com/
: Information on a free teacher’s resource pack to assist with education
on empathy towards animals.
http://www.rspca.org.au/ : Information
on how this organisation promotes compassion towards sentient beings.
http://www.animalwelfare.com.au/
: Details of the South Australian League’s commitment to animal welfare.
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