A study finds that microplastics are present in 100% of sea turtles, mainly in the form of ingested partially decomposed fibers. READ MORE
Researchers find that, even in furnished cage systems that are thought to be “higher welfare,” layer hens' feather and bone conditions deteriorate significantly. READ MORE
Increasing meat consumption is driven by several interwoven factors in capitalist Vietnam, rather than being an inherent outcome of societal progress and higher income levels. READ MORE
Researchers propose a framework for a more just evaluation of the impacts of different high-yield agricultural methods. READ MORE
Researchers are united – we need more knowledge on the long-term effects of human expansion on wildlife. This blog post looks at some recent scholarship on the subject. READ MORE
Scientists find that mammals move much less in geographic areas of high human impact, due to imposed barriers and enhanced resource availability. READ MORE
Researchers find that human disturbance is shifting wild mammal behavior, causing many species to be more active at night. READ MORE
Researchers find that catch-and-release angling causes decreased feeding performance in marine perches. READ MORE
Voluntary and inadvertent feeding of wild birds causes significant behavioral changes on the Galapagos, and could lead to loss of biodiversity. READ MORE
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