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Jan 10 2018 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – January 2018

Useful and interesting data points from the Faunalytics library in the past month, featuring research about dogs at work, vegan advocacy, ravens, and more. READ MORE

Jan 3 2018 | Faunalytics

The Most Important And Popular Research Of 2017

Two dozen of the best and most insightful articles from our library in 2017, including the most popular items, overlooked items, and a handful of oldies. READ MORE

Dec 13 2017 | Debra Teachout, DVM

Intentional Vehicle-Wildlife Collisions

A blog exploring the difficult topic of intentional vehicle-wildlife collisions. How and why do people intentionally swerve their vehicles to hit animals? READ MORE

Dec 8 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Although nonhuman animals are referred to as “who” in English language learners’ reading material, it is not deemed acceptable in their dictionaries. READ MORE

Dec 6 2017 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – December 2017

Eye-catching, informative bits of data from the past month, featuring research about companion animals, protein consumption, horse adoptions, and more. READ MORE

Nov 10 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

Conservationists Vs. Animal Welfare Groups – Are They That Different?

Conservation and animal welfare groups agree on the level of harm to wildlife caused by humans. Wildlife managers can be more inclusive of welfare groups. READ MORE

Nov 8 2017 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – November 2017

This month's Faunalytics Index looks at facts and figures related to attitudes towards farming, cat sheltering, captive animal training, and much more. READ MORE

Nov 2 2017 | Faunalytics

Political Alignment And Environmental Concern

Political alignment - as well as education level - may predict position on environmental issues, due to "partisan sorting." READ MORE

Oct 27 2017 | Faunalytics

Can Camera Traps Capture Animal Sociality?

Camera traps are a potentially powerful tool for doing surveys of wild animal populations, but may not be able to capture social subtleties. READ MORE

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