Congratulations to Dr. Sara Platto for Being Recognized with the "Ordine della Stella d'Italia"

Warmest congratulations to Dr. Sara Platto, Secretary-General of the Biology and Science Ethics Committee of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF), and a distinguished academic with a background in animal behavior and veterinary sciences, on recognized with the "Ordine della Stella d'Italia" (Order of the Star of Italy)! Dr. Platto has devoted the past decades to scholarly pursuits in the fields of animal behavior medicine and animal welfare in China and beyond. She worked with the CBCGDF team helping the Italian community during the beginning of the pandemic.

 


Her significant contributions to the realms of animal behavior and veterinary medicine have not only enriched academic discourse but have also had a profound impact on the advancement of animal welfare practices in China. Dr. Platto's commitment to fostering scientific collaboration and people-to-people ties between China and Italy reflects her dedication to promoting mutual understanding and friendship.

 


Dr. Sara Platto's extensive academic background, coupled with her expertise in animal behavior and welfare, has positioned her as a leading authority in the field. Her work has not only contributed to the scientific community but has also played a vital role in enhancing the well-being of animals in China.

 

Over the years, Dr. Platto has tirelessly worked towards strengthening the bonds between the people of China and Italy through scientific exchange and cooperation. Her efforts have been instrumental in building bridges that transcend borders, fostering a spirit of collaboration that extends beyond academic pursuits.

 


The "Ordine della Stella d'Italia" is a well-deserved recognition of Dr. Platto's outstanding achievements and tireless dedication to her academic pursuits. As we extend our heartfelt congratulations, we look forward to witnessing the continued impact of her work on the fields of animal behavior, veterinary medicine, and the enduring collaboration between China and Italy. Dr. Sara Platto's endeavors stand as a testament to the positive influence that dedicated individuals can have on fostering international cooperation and advancing knowledge in their respective fields. Congratulations once again on this prestigious recognition!

 

Reporter: Littlejane

Editor: Sara 

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