SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Can Zoos Ever Be Big Enough for Large Wild Animals? A Review Using an Expert Panel Assessment of the Psychological Priorities of the Amur Tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) as a Model Species.

• In pursuit of peak animal welfare; the need to prioritize the meaningful over the measurable.

• Assessing the Psychological Priorities for Optimising Captive Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus) Welfare.

• How should the psychological welfare of zoo elephants be investigated?

• What do population‐level welfare indices suggest about the well‐being of zoo elephants?

• Concepts in the care and welfare of captive elephants.

• How Should the Psychological Well-Being of Zoo Elephants be Objectively Investigated?

• The role of zoos in the development of a national conservation strategy for Canada.​

• Identifying design priorities for optimal welfare.

• The challenges of zoo animal welfare.

• Managing captive mammals in mixed species communities.

• On comparing the behaviour of zoo housed animals with wild conspecifics as a welfare indicator.

• Working on Welfare: The Science of Animal Feeling.

• Welfare State: when it comes to animal welfare, we need to prioritise the meaningful over the measurable.

• On comparing the behaviour of zoo housed animals with wild conspecifics as a welfare indicator, using the giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) as a model.

• Re-introduction and translocation of eastern bongo in Kenya; is it necessary and if so what are likely to be the most effective methodologies of achieving meaningful conservation goals?