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Apr 1 2026 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – April 2026

This month’s Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about animal use in U.S. and Canadian veterinary colleges, Chinese consumer responses to a default plant-based meal, the impact of drought on human-wildlife conflict, and more. READ MORE

Mar 30 2026 | Jessica Whiting

When Honeybees Steal The Show, Who’s Left Out Of The Spotlight?

Colorado residents think highly of honeybees, despite their harmful impacts on native insect pollinators. But a survey shows there’s strong support for protecting these other species that are so often overlooked. READ MORE

Mar 26 2026 | Meghann Cant

Fish Farming’s False Promise Of Saving The Oceans

This report deconstructs five myths used by the aquaculture industry to greenwash its ecological harms and public health risks. READ MORE

Mar 19 2026 | Alyssa Hanes

Should Humans Prevent Wild Animal Suffering?

Disease, predation, parasites, starvation, and early death are routine features of life in the wild. If wild animal suffering is as widespread and severe as it appears, is leaving nature alone really the most ethical choice? READ MORE

Mar 13 2026 | Konrad Müller

Climate Change Increases Conflict Between Humans And Wild Animals

Climate change can impact how wild animals move through the landscape. How does this affect rates of conflict with humans, and are some species more at risk than others? READ MORE

Mar 5 2026 | Jessica Ginocchio

Welfare Considerations For Lobsters Sold Live For Food

Aquarium conditions for lobsters in places like restaurants and supermarkets fail to take into account the animals’ needs. READ MORE

Mar 4 2026 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – March 2026

This month’s Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about introducing new cats to multi-cat households, support for a meat tax in Finland, deterring black bears from residential garbage, and more. READ MORE

Feb 26 2026 | Meghann Cant

Humane Stunning For Wild-Caught Fishes: The Evidence

Scientists highlight a massive welfare gap in wild capture fisheries, where trillions of animals suffer due to a lack of species-specific stunning research. READ MORE

Feb 24 2026 | Aeneas Koosis

Keeping The Public From Feeding Wild Animals Requires Ongoing Work

A seven-year study demonstrates that management campaigns reduce deer feeding — but the effects don’t last. READ MORE

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