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Apr 9 2018 | karol orzechowski

Benefits Of Artificial Reefs

Artificial reefs may be able to buffer rare and non-migratory species from local extinction in times of drought, and should be considered in efforts to preserve aquatic biodiversity. READ MORE

Apr 6 2018 | Laura Thomas-Walters

Unintended Consequences Of Banning Wild Meat

Trust in government policies can be undermined if they conflict with peoples’ experiences, as happened in Sierra Leone following the Ebola outbreak in 2013. READ MORE

Apr 5 2018 | Owen Rogers

Clean Meat: Reading The Comments

A study of news blog comments related to the August 2013 tasting of the world’s first clean meat hamburger finds that there is a strong need to further compare the [...] READ MORE

Apr 4 2018 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – April 2018

Our Faunalytics Index for April 2018 looks at the carbon footprint of school meals, capture-induced births in sharks and rays, animal research funding and accuracy, and much more. READ MORE

Apr 3 2018 | Laura Thomas-Walters

Tailoring The Message To Prevent Human-Coyote Conflicts

Human-coyote conflicts can be reduced by tailoring messages to specific audiences, based on their prior experience with coyotes. READ MORE

Apr 2 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Getting Animal Law On Law School Curricula

An exploration of different ways that animal law subjects can be included in law school curricula, and work towards the requirements of a degree. READ MORE

Mar 30 2018 | karol orzechowski

Cruelty-Free: The Market-Centric Approach

Cruelty-free consumption may be a successful marketing discourse, but is it meaningful animal advocacy? An exploration of PETA and the Vegan Society websites looks at this, and more. READ MORE

Mar 29 2018 | karol orzechowski

Agriculture And Our Planetary Carrying Capacity

Two planetary boundaries have been fully transgressed: biosphere integrity and biogeochemical flows. Agriculture has been the major driver of both transgressions. Where do we go from here? READ MORE

Mar 27 2018 | Jen Wyglinski

Companion Animal Adoption Follow-Ups In Australia

Adopters have realistic expectations of their new companions, and are generally very satisfied with their experience, even if they deal with undesirable behaviors. READ MORE

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