Showing posts with label wild horse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wild horse. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Wild Horse Research Through the Lens of Dr. Chris Pollitt: Brumbies in the Channel Country
The mountain gorillas had Dian Fossey. The coral reefs had Jacques Cousteau. They were researchers who had a job to do and ended up sharing their fascination for endangered wildlife with the world. And the world paid attention.
Today, the wild horses of Australia--known as brumbies--have a researcher in their midst who came to study their feet but is helping the world understand both the
Monday, 22 October 2012
Prepare for Takeoff: Orsini and Grenager Summary of Laminitis Research at California "Equine Limb" Conference
Equine Limb: Advanced Diagnostics and Therapeutics
in Monterey, California on November 2 and 3, 2012.
When the "Equine Limb" conference opens in Monterey, California next weekend, attendees who are interested in learning about the latest equine laminitis research won't have to wonder, "What page are we on?"
Jim Orsini, conference co-directorwith Rustin Moore
It's very easy to dive
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