Engaging local communities to prevent human-animal conflicts is crucial. In this study, researchers asked Tanzanian farmers for their preferred strategies to reduce crop damage from elephants. READ MORE
This study explores how the world’s poorest communities are unequally burdened by large carnivore attacks on farmed animals. READ MORE
Conservation decisions are usually made at the species level. However, this study suggests that for some species, individual personality traits affect their interactions with the environment. READ MORE
Researchers highlight fifteen issues that, while not currently relevant, may affect the future of environmental conservation. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about student and faculty support for animal research, opinions on feeding cultivated meat to companion animals, the farming of insects, and more. READ MORE
Feral cat feeding stations can attract a range of predators such as coyotes, which may put cats lives at further risk. READ MORE
As the global population continues to expand, conflicts with wild animals are on the rise. Can we use artificial intelligence to mitigate these conflicts with wild animal welfare in mind? READ MORE
One technique used to reduce the poaching of black rhinos is removing their horns. A recent study looked at the potential effects of this practice on rhino population dynamics. READ MORE
After measuring birdsongs from urban San Francisco swallows during the COVID-19 lockdowns, scientists found a marked improvement in song quality. READ MORE
