Date and Place
∎ Sessions in Bangkok (Oct 10-12)
∎ Satellite Symposium in Chiang Mai (Oct 13-14)
∎ Congress language and presentations
Program
• Sessions in Bangkok (Oct 10-12)
see more …>• Satellite Symposium in Chiang Mai (Oct 13-14)
· Contents
1. The First Asian Bear Symposium
Please contact Dr. Tsubota tsubota@vetmed.hokudai.ac.jp
2. The Second Asian Symposium on Reproduction and Diseases of Elephants “Taya Symposium”
“Elephant research in Japan” Dr. KazuyosiTaya
“Reproduction of female elephants” Chiang Mai University
“Reproduction of male elephants” Kasetsart University
“Diseases of Elephant in Myanmar” Myanmar
“Elephant conservation in Vietnam”
“Elephant conservation in India”
“Student talks for elephant science” Thai students
3. The Asian Symposium on Wildlife Diseases and Parasitology Foundation of diagnostic network for wildlifediseases and parasites
1) Establishment of “Asian and African Parasite Differential Center for Wildlife and Zoo Animals” (AAWPC)
2) Pathology Diagnostic Center for Wildlife and Zoo Animals
3) Library for Parasites and Pathology on Wildlife and Zoo Animals
4. The First Asian Symposium on Primatology and its Diseases Foundation of Asian Primatology Network
Keiko Shimizu and TokumaYanai
5.Asian Student Symposium for Wildlife Conservation Oral and Poster Presentation
· Time table
October 13th
AM–Move from Bangkok to Chaing Mai
13:00-17:00 Excursion to Chiang Mai Zoo
18:00-18:30 Registration
18:30- Welcome party at Imperial Mae Ping Chiang Mai hotel (Conference room 3)
October 14th
09:00-18:00 Symposium (oral and poster) at Imperial Mae Ping Chiang Mai conference rooms
Hall 3 | Hall 5 | |
Elephant-1 Chaired by Chatchote Thitaram and Chika Nishitani | Clinical Medicine:Chaired by Kijeong Na and Nobuhide Kido | |
9.30-9.50 | Male reproduction of elephant | Cladosporium sphaerospermum infection in a Reeve’s turtle (Mauremys reevesii) |
9.50-10.10 | Female reproduction of elephant | Changes in the condition of Hooded crane (Grus monacha) population in captivity |
10.10-10.30 | Placental prolactin, inhibin and activin during pregnancy in the elephant | Helminth fauna of a Japanese golden eagle, Aquila chrysaetos japonica |
10.30-10.50 | Effects of enviromental stress in asian elephants (Elephas maximus) | Dirofilaria Immitis Infection in wild Korean raccoon dogs (Nyctereutes procyonoides koreensis) |
10.50-11.10 | Trypanosomiasis in a Tiger (Panthera tigris) of Nepal | |
Elephant-2+α Chaired by Jane Fang YU and Yumiko Okamoto | Wildlife Management: Chaired by Toru Oi and Eunju Kim | |
11.10-11.30 | Comparison of cortisol and thyroid hormone concentrations among tuberculosis infected and non-infected captive Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) of Nepal | Efficient oral-bait vaccine program for wild animal-originated rabies control |
11.30-11.50 | Elephant tuberculosis: Diagnosis, treatment and prevention work in Nepal. | Farmer’s knowledge, attitude, and practices for human rhino conflict management: A case study from wild-life agriculture boundary of Chitwan national park, Nepal. |
11.50-12.10 | Threatened animals and conservation strategies in Bangladesh | Nutrient analysis of fodder species consumed by Greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) in Chitwan national park, Nepal |
12.10-13.30 | lunch | |
13.30-14.00 | poster session | poster session |
Asian Bear : Chaired by Toshio Tsubota and Suna Kim | ||
14.00-14.20 | Review of tumours found in bears rescued from bile farms, including a case study of intestinal adenocarcinoma in an Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus) | |
14.20-14.40 | Increasing of Asiatic black bear killing records for trade in Nepal | |
14.40-15.00 | Radioactive contamination of Asiatic black bears by the Fukushima Nuclear power plant explosion in northern Kanto area, Japan | |
15.00-15.20 | Recent status and ecological findings of Hokkaido brown bears | |
15.20-15.40 | Coffee-Tea break | |
Non-human primate: Chaired by Keiko Shimizu and Wei Ning We | Zoo Vet Network; Chaired by Kazutoshi Takami | |
15.40-16.00 | Thrombocytopenia caused by SRV-4 in Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) | |
16.00-16.20 | Tuberculosis in Cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis): The clinical symptoms and gross pathology | |
16.20-16.40 | How should we manage conflict between monkeys and humans in Japan? |
* For Oral presenters>>>>>>>20 minutes (15 minutes presentation and 5 minutes Q&A). We will strictly keep the time.
* Poster size: 90 cm wide x 120 cm tall
October 15th
Recommended visiting site:Doi-Inthanon National Park
Venue
The venue for the satellite symposium in Chiang Mai is Imperial Mae Ping Chiang Mai Hotel.http://www.imperialhotels.com/imperialmaeping/default-en.html