Cara Clancy

Job title

Senior Researcher (Global)

Department

Research and Operational Support

Journal articles

Learning with donkeys – a “more-than-human” approach to animal-assisted activities, Society and Animals (September 2022).
Between freedom and abandonment: social representations of free-roaming donkeys in the Brazilian Northeast, Anthrozoös (December 2021).
Resilience and the role of equids in humanitarian crises, Disasters (July 2021).
Science and knowledge of free-roaming donkeys - a critical review, The Journal of Wildlife Management (July 2021).
Donkeys in transition: changing use in a changing world, Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science (June 2021).
Entanglement, autonomy and the co-production of landscapes: relational geographies for free-roaming ‘feral’ donkeys (Equus asinus) in a rapidly changing world, Geoforum (May 2021).

Papers

Animal representations: using participatory practices to co-produce discursive understandings of donkeys and donkey welfare (July 2022). Presented at 31st International Society of Anthrozoology Conference.

Learning with donkeys: a ‘more-than-human’ approach to animal assisted activities (September 2020). Presented at 29th International Society for Anthrozoology Conference.

Linguistic representations of donkeys in UK popular media and the implications for welfare (September 2020). Presented at 29th International Society for Anthrozoology Conference.

Posters

Between welfare and conservation: understanding ‘risk’ in relation to feral and free-roaming donkeys (2 September 2019). Presented at 2nd International Wild Equid Conference.

Projects

Human-animal relations in the Brazilian Northeast: a socio-anthropological case study of donkey trade (Pending final report 29 June 2020)