karol orzechowski, Author at Faunalytics

Aug 9 2015 | karol orzechowski

Wolves, Snow Leopards and Farmers: A Tenuous Relationship

The attitudes of people towards wildlife encompasses individual and social influences. Conservation efforts are more likely to succeed if they encompass both. READ MORE

Aug 8 2015 | karol orzechowski

Treating “Feline Inappropriate Elimination” Before The Problem Becomes Critical

This article sums up the various ways to identify and address feline inappropriate elimination, which can prevent cats from being relinquished to shelters. READ MORE

Aug 7 2015 | karol orzechowski

From Refuge to Freedom: The Evolving Meaning of Farm Sanctuaries

This paper suggests that we should shift our view of rescued farmed animals in sanctuaries to take into account their real desires and offer greater freedom. READ MORE

Aug 6 2015 | karol orzechowski

Veg Diets Popular Among Lower Income Populations, Students in the U.S.

This poll found that in the U.S., among 8 million people are vegetarian, and that veg diets are most popular with households that make less than $50k/year. READ MORE

Aug 5 2015 | karol orzechowski

Putting an End to Rabies Vaccine Potency Tests on Animals

A survey of rabies experts shows that vaccine testing on animals is expensive, not scientifically relevant, and has serious animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Aug 4 2015 | karol orzechowski

Eating Insects: How The Trend Might Spread

The authors of this study believe that it is a matter of time before entomophagy, or eating insects, gains popularity in the West. They conclude that once there is a safe and steady supply, the demand will take care of itself. READ MORE

Aug 3 2015 | karol orzechowski

Can Behavioral Researchers Make Animal Welfare Assessments More Effective?

This paper suggests that behavioral researchers may be able to help increase animal welfare in labs by making more accurate assessments. READ MORE

Aug 2 2015 | karol orzechowski

Ecotourism is a Delicate Balancing Act

Effective and successful ecotourism programs are a complex dance between environmental conservation, local economics, and tourist desires. READ MORE

Aug 1 2015 | karol orzechowski

Hearing or Vision Impaired Dogs Do Just as Well as ‘Normal’ Counterparts

This study shows that, while some behaviors are different, hearing or vision impaired dogs make great companions and are as trainable as "normal" dogs. READ MORE

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karol orzechowski

Wolves, Snow Leopards and Farmers: A Tenuous Relationship

Treating “Feline Inappropriate Elimination” Before The Problem Becomes Critical

From Refuge to Freedom: The Evolving Meaning of Farm Sanctuaries

Veg Diets Popular Among Lower Income Populations, Students in the U.S.

Putting an End to Rabies Vaccine Potency Tests on Animals

Eating Insects: How The Trend Might Spread

Can Behavioral Researchers Make Animal Welfare Assessments More Effective?

Ecotourism is a Delicate Balancing Act

Hearing or Vision Impaired Dogs Do Just as Well as ‘Normal’ Counterparts

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