Ecotourism can be a benefit to both humans and animals, but commodifying the environment is inherently risky, with many potential unintended consequences. READ MORE
Animal advocates can help shift social norms, by coordinating their actions and providing a “normalcy network” for people seeking to reduce harm. READ MORE
Despite recent dairy industry assertions that plant-based milks are confusing customers, a survey finds that this is simply not the case. READ MORE
Sometimes it feels like veg*ns have as hard of a time getting along with each other as they do creating a veg*n world. This study looks at conflict among non-meat [...] READ MORE
Most people happily eat burgers, chicken thighs, and fish sticks. If we can’t convince these individuals through logical arguments, could we simply gross them out? READ MORE
An analysis of the Adventist Health Study 2 cohort finds that a plant-based diet can help to mitigate cardiovascular disease, but the effects are dependent on the kind of plant-based [...] READ MORE
What determines a society’s willingness to protect animals? What inspires policy-makers to take animal issues seriously, and act? This study set out to answer these questions, and more. READ MORE
Veg*nism appears to be in stasis in the U.S., and the latest Gallup poll is a good reminder to look at the big picture rather than individual victories. READ MORE
A dolphin conservation case study finds that even when the main goal of an action is success, the scope can be narrow to the point that the victory has minimal [...] READ MORE
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