People vary in their compassion for animals, partly due to differences in personality. If we take a deeper look into a person’s personality and its connection to animals, what would [...] READ MORE
In this roundtable discussion, we connect with current and former Faunalytics staff and ambassadors to talk about their experiences studying animal issues in undergrad and grad school. READ MORE
With the launch of our new Faunalytics Research Glossary, we provide easy-to-understand definitions for a range of terms that will help you understand social science research. READ MORE
In this blog, Dr. Carlos Gutierrez explores the data on sugarcane production in Brazil and why it's a threat to animals and the environment. READ MORE
A new paper claims that African Americans’ attitudes toward animals may be affected by the historical experiences of their enslaved ancestors — but is there enough evidence to make these [...] READ MORE
Consumers contribute significantly to food waste, particularly fruits and vegetables. Do similar factors affect food waste behavior across countries? READ MORE
Greenhouse gasses are an important contributor to climate change. This study examines how diet can affect emissions and showcases a new method of calculating global emissions. READ MORE
Animal protection workers experience traumatic situations, often with little support. Trauma-informed practices may be able to help. READ MORE
While previous research on trophy hunting largely focuses on Westerners, this study offers the perspective of the Africans who are most affected by it. READ MORE
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