87 uppsatser · sida 3 av 6
En biblioteks- och informationsvetenskaplig studie kring socialantropologer och etnografiska fältarbeten.
… during ethnographic fieldwork. Theempirical data collection presents by natural reasons a bigtime consuming part of the fieldwork. But the study alsoreveals different perceptions and views amongst the socialanthropologists on issues concerning searching and usingdifferent types …
… milk or milk replacer several times per day and they are also able to perform natural behaviors in greater extent. Group rearing of calves puts higher demands on the animal keepers to localize individual calves in the group pen, showing signs of illness. In group pens it can be …
… isolating the cow about calving time in a single pen is imitating the cows? natural behavior. To save space and minimize building cost it’s common that the farmers build calving pens for four of five cows especially at larger farms. In the calving pen, it is important to use …
sett från djurens perspektiv
… on the animals, and how the therapy can be adjusted to match the animals? natural needs and behaviour, are dogs, horses and, to a lesser extent cats. That is the reason why this essay involves these three species. The aim of the study was to get an overview on how much research …
… all year round on big varying grounds, their possibilityto perform their natural behaviour increases. This way of keeping cattle requires that youprovide them with their other needs, like shelter and a dry and clean resting place.According to the animal welfare authority´s …
Gymnasieelevers uppfattade påverkan inför riksdagsvalet 2010
… be theoretically generalized to all upper secondary school students studying natural science. The influences related to the classes of civic education have had a diversified outcome, mostly on not parent-influenced students. Therefore, this piece of result cannot be …
… dig. The purpose of this paper was to see if the Swedish legislation meets the natural needs of a rabbit. The method that was used was a literature study. Several scientific papers about the rabbits natural needs and behaviours and the collected facts was compared to Swedish …
… is especially true with the additional challenge that I wanted to use only naturalistic enrichment, and I?m working with animals some of which are nocturnal. Even with a many hurdles, a little bit of enrichment can do a big difference and make a big difference in activity levels …
… The Swedish Animal Protection Act is promoting animal health and animal natural behaviour and states compulsory grazing for dairy cows. Hence in this project a group of 126 high lactating dairy cows were given opportunity to choose between pasture or inside during day time …
ur ett fysiologiskt och etologiskt perspektiv
… social motivation to approach and make contact with a stranger outweighs its natural wariness, hence the view that this period represents the optimum time for socialization and introduction to its former life. The contact with people should increase gradually and it's important …
… of vehicle collisions but also to understand how human activities impact their natural habitats. Moose is one of those animals that have increased in interest in such studies. In this study, I tested if the probability to cross wildlife fences of moose would increase with …
hästens ättid och skötarens arbetsmiljö
… of the horse there are benefits to design a feeding system similar to the natural way of the horse to distribute the time spent on feeding during the day. As the nutritional content in the forage nowadays is fairly high, free access of forage is unsuitable for many horses. A …
… in the workplace, an awareness of and strong belief in diversity, and a natural curiosity and interest in the individual group member. These factors promote the leaders' understanding for the employees and the nature of the diversity in the group. Clarity in communication and …
… between urban and rural areas. Forests and mountains are historically rooted natural environments that reflect a romantic view of nature, and here there is a large consensus. Differences are found regarding environments that more or less are affected by human activities , such …
… and interprets the signals from the animal, and what they think about the natural behaviours and needs that their pets (might) have. The results show that dog- and cat owners are people who generally love animals, that they used to have even other animal species in the past, but …
