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The combination of theoretical concepts, such as the 24/7 approach to animal welfare, and work with zoo professionals made the session particularly valuable. The discussions provided useful insights into current practices and challenges in promoting optimal animal welfare in zoological environments.
Sabrina's words challenged my at every moment to think for myself about things and concepts I thought I knew. It may be challenging, it may even be conflicting or uncomfortable at times, but it is also essential that we continuously do this as individuals, teams and institutions. Sabrina made me realize I'm traveling on the right path, it's just an endless road and I should enjoy the view. Journey before destination! Definitely worth your time.
A very positive and amazing experience. Sharing knowledge, stories and the most important thing, showing the passion that we have for our animals and their welfare.
The workshop opened up a new perspective on my own work and encouraged me to reflect on how I want to work in the future.
The workshop flowed very smoothly, allowing time for listening, thinking, participating, and actively planning for the near future. Sabrina is very experienced and knowledgeable in the field, citing many authors and referring to research that not only supported the presentation but also showed the wide range of information that has been available for a long time. Now we just need to act.
Loved it and I think it should be a mandatory workshop for everyone that works with or around animals.
The workshop was a wonderful opportunity to focus on our projects and make them realistic. It was an event that set the pace and helped us organize our thoughts on how to move forward without getting overwhelmed by the tasks ahead.
I just absolutely loved it. And of course, I will always remember “today is the day.” And of course, fresh eyes every day. Not only for us; for our animals.
I liked the content and the materials we worked on, self care feels more easily incorporated in life now, and I will keep returning to the practical work and hopefully be able to keep it up this time. I feel like I matter. Thank you