Faunalytics’ Most Popular Posts Of 2020

2020 was, in many ways, a banner year for Faunalytics, despite the tumultuousness brought on by COVID-19. As with previous years, every Monday to Friday in 2020 we published new original studies, study summaries, and blog posts that helped you to be a more effective animal advocate — no matter what your area of focus is. It was as important for us to keep doing our work as it is for you to keep working hard for animals, and we were honored to provide you with the resources to help you stay informed and active.
Below, we run down our top ten posts from 2020. What emerges is that there is no single most popular topic area, or one dominant area of our research that you find the most useful. The list below shows just how varied our audience is, and just how much a study summary can gain an audience and find usefulness among our readers.
COVID-19 & Animals
Animal Product Impact Scales
Global Animal Slaughter: 2020 Update
Long-Term Success Of TNR Programs
Effective Animal Campaigning: Current Knowledge
Current Trends in Plant-Based Investment
Advocate Retention In The U.S. & Canada
How Vegans Of Color Deal With Veganism’s Whiteness
Health Problems Among Flat-Faced Dogs
Farm Sanctuary Tours & Dietary Change
Was there a particular study summary, original study, or visual resource that you found especially useful this year? We would love to hear about it. And if you appreciate what we do, you can support our work to inform the animal advocacy movement by making a donation today.
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