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Apr 13 2011 | Faunalytics

Silence And Denial In Everyday Life — The Case Of Animal Suffering

This paper analyzes the complex issue of human denial in the face of overwhelming and widespread animal suffering in society. READ MORE

Apr 12 2011 | Faunalytics

Communicating Clearly About Conservation Corridors

The term “corridor” has lead to confusion throughout its history due to its definition in different disciplinary backgrounds but it simply describes the “structural and functional aspects of landscape features”. READ MORE

Apr 10 2011 | Faunalytics

The Collecting Of Animals By Institutions

Museums are places where collecting animal specimens and the promotion of conservation need to be balanced; this article uses Australia’s oldest museum as a case study. READ MORE

Apr 7 2011 | Faunalytics

Incorporating Companion Animals Into Shelter Services

The research is clear that companion animals benefit the psychological well-being of their guardians and a majority of women support the inclusion of companion animals in shelter programs. READ MORE

Apr 5 2011 | Faunalytics

Survey Ranks Yale Dining Options

More than a third of Yale University diners would like less vegetarian and vegan entrees, with the school failing to produce an appealing vegan menu. READ MORE

Apr 5 2011 | Faunalytics

The Impacts Of Profound Wildlife Experiences

People who have had a profound experience with wildlife subsequently have better attitudes towards wildlife animals than those without the experience. READ MORE

Apr 3 2011 | Faunalytics

National Equine Health Survey 2010

An examination of British horse welfare has found lameness to be the most frequent horse health problem, alongside weight management. READ MORE

Apr 3 2011 | Faunalytics

Want to be a More Effective Advocate? Put the (Vegan) Shoe on the Other Foot

To communicate more effectively about animal issues, try thinking about how you would react to other advocacy information that questions your own practices. READ MORE

Apr 3 2011 | Faunalytics

Socio-Economic Factors In Cat Management

Socio-economic differences are a strong indicator for neutering and pregnancy rates amongst cats. Cat management practises should account for these socio-economic differences for greater success. READ MORE

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Silence And Denial In Everyday Life — The Case Of Animal Suffering

Communicating Clearly About Conservation Corridors

The Collecting Of Animals By Institutions

Incorporating Companion Animals Into Shelter Services

Survey Ranks Yale Dining Options

The Impacts Of Profound Wildlife Experiences

National Equine Health Survey 2010

Want to be a More Effective Advocate? Put the (Vegan) Shoe on the Other Foot

Socio-Economic Factors In Cat Management

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