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Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters

Hazard Channel

Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters

Around 62% of Australian households have pets, and a majority of these households consider their pets to be part of the family. How can people take into account the safety of their pets during an emergency and consider the extent that their pets will change their emergency response? This Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC research has worked with communities in fire and flood prone areas, alongside emergency services, to develop more effective ways to reach animal owners that enable and empower animal ready communities. Join Hon A/Prof Mel Taylor to learn that engaging with people about their animals can lead to better emergency preparedness for everyone.

Videos in this Playlist

Hon A/Prof Mel Taylor interview: managing animals in disasters

Hon A/Prof Mel Taylor interview: managing animals in disasters
Hon A/Prof Mel Taylor interview: managing animals in disasters

Dr Briony Towers interview: Child-centred disaster risk reduction

Dr Briony Towers interview: Child-centred disaster risk reduction
Dr Briony Towers interview: Child-centred disaster risk reduction

Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters

Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters
Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters

Preparedness 1: Child-centred disaster risk reduction

Preparedness 1: Child-centred disaster risk reduction
Preparedness 1: Child-centred disaster risk reduction

Trailer, Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters

Trailer, Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters
Trailer, Preparedness 2: Managing animals in disasters

Trailer, Preparedness 1: Child-centred disaster risk reduction

Trailer, Preparedness 1: Child-centred disaster risk reduction
Trailer, Preparedness 1: Child-centred disaster risk reduction
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