Prohibition limits the availability of ivory, but black markets will still exist if demand isn’t curbed. Law enforcement is absolutely necessary but decreasing demand is much more effective. READ MORE
About 80% of tourists did not express dissatisfaction at ecotourism attractions with strongly negative conservation and welfare effects, showing they have an inaccurate perception of ecotourism's impact. READ MORE
A single class of chemicals - PCBs - may be responsible for the loss of entire populations of orcas. This research report explores the issue. READ MORE
A study finds that microplastics are present in 100% of sea turtles, mainly in the form of ingested partially decomposed fibers. READ MORE
Each month, the Faunalytics Index brings you facts and figures from the world of animal advocacy research. This month's index looks at nocturnal animals, catch-and-release fishing, and much more. READ MORE
A 2014 survey of U.S. adults finds a great deal of people are misinformed about the state of captive tigers in the U.S., including their approximate population in captivity and [...] READ MORE
Researchers are united – we need more knowledge on the long-term effects of human expansion on wildlife. This blog post looks at some recent scholarship on the subject. READ MORE
Scientists find that mammals move much less in geographic areas of high human impact, due to imposed barriers and enhanced resource availability. READ MORE
Researchers find that human disturbance is shifting wild mammal behavior, causing many species to be more active at night. READ MORE
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