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Alternatives to the use of animals in research

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Animal Ethics and Welfare Centres

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Animal Welfare and Animal Rights groups Web sites

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Environmental Enrichment

  • Animal Welfare Information Centre Environmental Enrichment Information Resources for Laboratory Animals: 1965 - 1995 for Birds, Cats, Dogs, Farm Animals, Ferrets, Rabbits, and Rodents.
  • Animal Welfare Institute - Database on enrichment for laboratory animals
  • Enrichment Online - The Fort Worth Zoo, this site provides professional animal managers, both in zoo and laboratory settings, a comprehensive resource for incorporating enrichment into the care and husbandry of captive animals.
  • Environmental Enrichment Scrapbook This site is a listing of techniques, toys, methods and ideas that have actually been used for environmental enrichment of captive non-domestic animals.
  • NC3Rs - The National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs) provides a UK focus for the promotion, development and implementation of the 3Rs in animal research.
  • The Shape of Enrichment

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Guidelines, Australian Government Policies and Regulatory Information

General Australian Guidelines

Australian legislation

International

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Housing and Care of Laboratory Animals

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Humane Research

Information about Animal Ethics in Schools and information for School Children

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Scientific and Research Organisations

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Statistics on Animal Use in research and Teaching

In Australia, animal use statistics are collected and reported individually by each state rather than on a national basis. Different information is collected by individual states and it is difficult to meaningfully compare totals across the country.  Humane Research Australia collates statistics on animal use in a comparitive table which provides a good overview of use, but keep in mind the way usage is reported varies across the states.