Paul Rose

Animal behaviour lecturer at University of Exeter

Paul Rose, PhD, completed his PhD on the use of social network analysis to assess behaviour and welfare in captive animal populations. Paul is Co-Chair of the IUCN Species Survival Commission Flamingo Specialist Group and Vice-Chair of the BIAZA Research Committee.

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Paul Rose

Animal behaviour lecturer at University of Exeter

All articles by Paul Rose

Enrichment and enclosure needs for exotic rodents to promote behaviour and good welfare

Being compassionate in conservation action: an inclusive “One Planet” approach

Caring for your camelids: key aspects of llama and alpaca husbandry and welfare

Providing correct nutrition: do animals always display nutritional wisdom?

Ethical challenges and welfare considerations for keeping exotic animals as pets: five key principles

The conservation needs of freshwater fishes are no red herring

Do ewe know your sheep from your goats? We’re not kidding about species differences!

The conservation relevance of zoonotic diseases

Conserving the cold-blooded: practical applications of behaviour and welfare to reptile conservation

How can you prevent avian parasites?

Avian conservation: practical approaches including behaviour and welfare

Domestic fowl diets: considering the impact of nutrition on behaviour and health

Nutrition, health and husbandry of common caged birds

Nutritional pathologies in rodents: guinea pigs and the vitamin C problem

Handle with care: what does bug behaviour tell us about their health and welfare?

Recent courses by Paul Rose

Backyard Birds, Biosecurity and Avian Influenza

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