Wildlife Archives - Page 19 of 43

Nov 1 2016 | Selena Darlim

Is Australia Failing Threatened Marine Species?

New research shows that Australia is meeting targets in some areas of marine conservation while falliing short in a range of other ways. READ MORE

Oct 12 2016 | Faunalytics

Exotic Pet Cruelty: A Case Study Of Slow Lorises

New research shows that slow lorises develop repetitive movements, posture, or speech due to stress endured in the exotic pet trade. READ MORE

Oct 7 2016 | Faunalytics

Bringing Together Social Justice And Biodiversity Conservation

How can social scientists and biodiversity conservationists work together to reconcile the "rivalry" between human and environmental interests? READ MORE

Oct 4 2016 | Faunalytics

Lessening Human-Wildlife Conflict And Improving Conservation

Can more rigorous spatial modelling help to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and lead us toward an era of more effective conservation? READ MORE

Oct 3 2016 | Faunalytics

Promoting Non-Disruptive Wildlife Tourism

Wildlife tourism is growing, but more effort is needed to standardize research methods and understand the impacts on multiple animal species. READ MORE

Sep 26 2016 | Faunalytics

Yellowstone To Yukon: A Model Of Transborder Conservation

A review of this cross-border initiative finds that now, more than ever, we need conservation policy that is both brave and even "revolutionary." READ MORE

Sep 23 2016 | Faunalytics

Fostering Interspecies Politics

How can we transform non-human animals from passive subjects into active agents within our political sphere? READ MORE

Sep 19 2016 | Faunalytics

Bycatch Of The World’s Largest Fish

This case study examines how commercial fisheries can impact wild aquatic populations through "bycatch," focusing on whale sharks. READ MORE

Sep 14 2016 | Faunalytics

Cats Are Individualistic Predators

Not all outdoor cats show predator behavior; they are individualistic when it comes to hunting. What does this mean for cats and wild birds? READ MORE

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Is Australia Failing Threatened Marine Species?

Exotic Pet Cruelty: A Case Study Of Slow Lorises

Bringing Together Social Justice And Biodiversity Conservation

Lessening Human-Wildlife Conflict And Improving Conservation

Promoting Non-Disruptive Wildlife Tourism

Yellowstone To Yukon: A Model Of Transborder Conservation

Fostering Interspecies Politics

Bycatch Of The World’s Largest Fish

Cats Are Individualistic Predators

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