Faunalytics Index – April 2018
Posted on April 4, 2018
Our Faunalytics Index for April 2018 looks at the carbon footprint of school meals, capture-induced births in sharks and rays, animal research funding and accuracy, and much more. READ MORE
Tailoring The Message To Prevent Human-Coyote Conflicts
Posted on April 3, 2018
Human-coyote conflicts can be reduced by tailoring messages to specific audiences, based on their prior experience with coyotes. READ MORE
How Faunalytics Is Helping Conservation Efforts In Africa
Posted on March 28, 2018
The story of a conservationist from Cameroon highlights the range of ways Faunalytics' Research Library helps animal advocates from all over the world do their work. READ MORE
Can Computers Help Improve Animal Welfare?
Posted on March 16, 2018
Computers can give us insight into non-human primate cognitive abilities and enrich the captive environment for animals. But are these computer solutions to captive welfare ethical? READ MORE
Vultures, Ethics, And Roadkill
Posted on March 13, 2018
Is there a respectful way to treat the dead left behind by roadkill accidents? What about the vultures and other scavengers who would otherwise eat the carcasses? This paper considers the questions. READ MORE
Faunalytics Index – March 2018
Posted on March 7, 2018
Our Faunalytics Index for March 2018 looks at veterinarians and mental health, public opinions on animal farming and veg*nism, green tourism, sheltering and adoptions, and more. READ MORE
Evaluating The Influence Of Animal Interest Groups
Posted on March 6, 2018
States with an agricultural economic base and traditional political culture are less likely to protect animals or be swayed by animal interest groups. READ MORE
The Effects Of Capture On Sharks And Rays
Posted on March 5, 2018
Data on capture-induced birth by sharks and rays highlights important ethical and management issue for fishers regardless of capture mortality. READ MORE
5 Examples Of The Power Of Citizen Science
Posted on February 28, 2018
Increasingly, science is opening its doors to help from the general public in the form of citizen science projects. In this blog, we outline some recent and exciting examples. READ MORE
