This new position will formally propose, develop and execute animal welfare research on the campuses of the Saint Louis Zoo, the results of which will be communicated through peer-reviewed and popular publications, as well as through presentations at scientific, AZA and other professional conferences. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Plans, develops and implements animal welfare research projects in collaboration with staff in the Reproductive & Behavioral Sciences Department, Animal Division, Institute for Conservation Medicine and Animal Health Departments in both campuses of the Saint Louis Zoo Presents data and findings to staff, volunteers and various zoo audiences as requested. Publishes and presents findings in collaboration with and after approval of supervisor and

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