karol orzechowski, Author at Faunalytics

Feb 4 2019 | karol orzechowski

Tigers In America: A Review

A 2014 survey of U.S. adults finds a great deal of people are misinformed about the state of captive tigers in the U.S., including their approximate population in captivity and in the wild. READ MORE

Jan 15 2019 | karol orzechowski

Measuring Animal Stress In Less Invasive Ways: Hair Cortisol

Accurately measuring animals' stress is crucial to being able to provide for their welfare. This review looks at hair cortisol concentration and finds it a promising way to evaluate chronic and long-term stress levels. READ MORE

Jan 3 2019 | karol orzechowski

Fish Farms And Drug-Resistant Sea Lice

Fish farms and their surrounding waters in British Columbia are breeding drug resistant sea lice. Is the solution to bring fish farms on land, or get rid of them altogether? READ MORE

Jan 1 2019 | karol orzechowski

Aiming Higher: Drawing Hope From The 2018 Living Planet Report

The latest edition of the WWF's Living Planet Report paints a complicated and dire picture. However, bending the curve of biodiversity loss is still possible, if we work together. READ MORE

Dec 18 2018 | karol orzechowski

Companion Animals And People: One Health Perspective

The One Health framework looks at the dynamic between companion animals and their guardians, with the hope of leveraging their relationships to mitigate shared health risk. READ MORE

Dec 6 2018 | karol orzechowski

Clean Meat, Naturalness, And Disgust

When it comes to marketing, this study finds that it's important to explain clean meat in a nontechnical way that emphasizes the final product, not the production method. READ MORE

Nov 8 2018 | karol orzechowski

Teaching Veterinarians Animal Welfare In Latin America

There is still much room for improvement in Latin American veterinary teaching. University instruction needs to remain practical and useful as it moves forward. READ MORE

Nov 6 2018 | karol orzechowski

Feral Cats, Behavior, And Population Control Strategies

We can link the effective control of feral cats to their prey resources, especially where there is little human contact. Predator-prey relationships vary by geography, so the knowledge of frontline of wildlife managers is critical. READ MORE

Oct 30 2018 | karol orzechowski

Cost-Benefit Analyses Of Conservation: A Case Study From China

Considering human development when setting conservation targets is necessary for cost-effective programs, which in turn are necessary for conservation and economic development to co-exist. READ MORE

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karol orzechowski

Tigers In America: A Review

Measuring Animal Stress In Less Invasive Ways: Hair Cortisol

Fish Farms And Drug-Resistant Sea Lice

Aiming Higher: Drawing Hope From The 2018 Living Planet Report

Companion Animals And People: One Health Perspective

Clean Meat, Naturalness, And Disgust

Teaching Veterinarians Animal Welfare In Latin America

Feral Cats, Behavior, And Population Control Strategies

Cost-Benefit Analyses Of Conservation: A Case Study From China

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