Carla Litchfield

Carla Litchfield

psychologist Australia

Carla Litchfield is a conservation psychologist at Adelaide University, recognized for her work on animal welfare and the impact of habitat loss, who highlighted the broader implications of Punch's story in relation to wildlife conservation and the illegal exotic pet trade.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Carla Litchfield, a conservation psychologist at Adelaide University, pointed to the intelligence of Japanese macaques and as a result, their popularity for biomedical and neuroscience experiments in Japan. 6

The Guardian: The tragedy of Punch the monkey: why do mother animals abandon their offspring? | Japan