Owen Rogers, Author at Faunalytics

Dec 16 2021 | Owen Rogers

Using “Dynamic Norms” On Menus To Make Change

Whether we like it or not, most of us are creatures that tend to want to fit in with the crowd. Using "dynamic norms" on restaurant menus can help nudge people in a more veg direction. READ MORE

Aug 17 2021 | Owen Rogers

Learning From The Fair Trade Movement

A study from the Sentience Institute looks at the trials and tribulations of Fair Trade advocacy. What lessons can animal advocates glean from its successes and failures? READ MORE

Aug 12 2021 | Owen Rogers

Working Towards Companion Animal-Inclusive Housing

New research shows that there are significant restrictions on companion animals in rental housing, presenting challenges for guardians. It also shows that most rental housing owners love companion animals. READ MORE

Aug 10 2021 | Owen Rogers

Emotional Attachment Between Reptile Guardians & Their Companions

A growing number of reptiles are being kept as companion animals in private households. Research shows that guardian attachment is strong, while welfare outcomes may not be. READ MORE

Jul 30 2021 | Owen Rogers

Where The Wild Things Were

It's no shock to learn that humans are responsible for the extinction of species, particularly in vulnerable habitats. What factors make a species more vulnerable to anthropogenic extinction? READ MORE

Jul 16 2021 | Owen Rogers

The Increasingly Uncertain Origins Of Service Dogs

Psychiatric service dogs are growing in popularity, but they often come from unaccredited training facilities, raising concerns about their welfare. READ MORE

Nov 17 2020 | Owen Rogers

Battling A Bad Reputation: Why Do So Many People Dislike Pit Bulls?

A survey of people who work with companion animals finds a mixed bag of attitudes towards pit bull type dogs, including a range of common misconceptions. READ MORE

Nov 6 2020 | Owen Rogers

When Animal Advocacy Is Used As A Weapon

This study looks at how animal advocacy campaigns targeting certain cultural practices may be used as a weapon against different cultural groups, distracting from larger and more impactful issues. READ MORE

Sep 10 2020 | Owen Rogers

Reflections On Animal Products And Cost-Competitiveness

Will there come a day when eating animal products is “ethical again,” due to clean meat? The answer may lie in cost-competitiveness. READ MORE

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Owen Rogers

Using “Dynamic Norms” On Menus To Make Change

Learning From The Fair Trade Movement

Working Towards Companion Animal-Inclusive Housing

Emotional Attachment Between Reptile Guardians & Their Companions

Where The Wild Things Were

The Increasingly Uncertain Origins Of Service Dogs

Battling A Bad Reputation: Why Do So Many People Dislike Pit Bulls?

When Animal Advocacy Is Used As A Weapon

Reflections On Animal Products And Cost-Competitiveness

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