Faunalytics has big ideas and new goals for 2020! In this blog we outline our plans for the coming year, and how you can support our important work to help [...] READ MORE
Researchers review species-specific facial expression scales as an effective and non-invasive method for identifying welfare concerns in mammals. READ MORE
Spay and neuter has become a default response to companion animal overpopulation. But are there instances where this practice might not be suitable? READ MORE
Researchers provide an overview of how commercially exploited fishes are treated, highlight the suffering they experience, and propose regulatory changes to ensure higher fish welfare. READ MORE
This research looks at ideology and prejudice to understand why some people look at animals as dangerous, or beneath humans on an ideological level. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about animal research in China, the global reach of horseracing, companion animals on vegan diets, and much more. READ MORE
This paper examines the narrative and visual content of the Netflix documentary Our Planet and calls for research to evaluate the impact of nature documentaries on conservation efforts. READ MORE
Evolutionary traps, which modify species’ behaviors due to fast-paced environmental changes, can be intentionally created for the management of invasive or overpopulated species. But are they ethical? READ MORE
A blog from Faunalytics' Founder Che Green looks at the journey our small organization has taken over the past 20 years, and the exciting places we're headed in the future. READ MORE
