The preferences and attitudes of people who donate to animal causes are explored in Faunalytics’ reanalysis of data provided by the Blackbaud Institute and Edge Research. READ MORE
National parks and nature preserves bring in money to help pay for conservation efforts, but human trafffic also causes disturbance and harm to local wildlife. For some species, ecotourism can [...] READ MORE
Our Faunalytics Index for November 2018 looks at grass-fed cow farming, shark-diving ecotourism, wildlife rehab, animal studies, and much more. READ MORE
We can link the effective control of feral cats to their prey resources, especially where there is little human contact. Predator-prey relationships vary by geography, so the knowledge of frontline [...] READ MORE
Researchers highlight the wide-spreading implications of the precautionary principle when it comes to the sentience of aquatic animals. READ MORE
Considering human development when setting conservation targets is necessary for cost-effective programs, which in turn are necessary for conservation and economic development to co-exist. READ MORE
A study on shark-diving tourism outlines various concerns and possible solutions, while also recognizing that it may be an inherently problematic practice. READ MORE
Guest blogger Debra Teachout reviews wildlife rehab and rescue post-release studies, and urges scientists to make a habit of the practice. READ MORE
A case study with crows reveals an instance where human-animal conflict may be exaggerated. READ MORE
