New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Karly Liffen

Ms. Karly Liffen, an equine science graduate, is currently pursuing her Ph.D. focusing on 'The behavior and welfare of horses working in Australian cattle feedlots' with a specialization in animal behavior and welfare both on farm and in the field. Passionate about equine science, Karly's research aims to shed light on the well-being and behavioral patterns of horses in the unique context of cattle feedlots. Her academic journey began with a strong foundation in equine science, providing her with the necessary knowledge and skills to undertake advanced research in the field. Now, as she delves into her Ph.D., Karly is dedicated to uncovering insights that can enhance the lives of working horses and contribute to the improvement of their welfare standards. Through her rigorous study and hands-on experience, Karly is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of animals. Her work exemplifies a dedication to the ethical treatment of animals and a drive to promote their well-being in various agricultural settings.