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Jun 4 2018 | Faunalytics

Circles Of Compassion: Studying The Expansion Of Moral Concern

This paper looks at the history of how moral circles have been understood and measured. It also explains four factors that help us expand our moral circles. READ MORE

Jun 1 2018 | Selena Darlim

Tourism And Dolphin Disturbance

A computer model can generate a realistic representation of the social and behavioral dynamics of the dolphin and boat populations, as well as observed patterns of disturbance. READ MORE

May 31 2018 | Tor Pothecary

Eco-Friendliness And Masculinity: Is There A ‘Green-Feminine’ Stereotype?

Men’s willingness to engage in "green behaviors" may be influenced by threatening or affirming their masculinity, as well as by using "masculine" rather than "conventional" green branding. READ MORE

May 28 2018 | Brenda Harriman

The Role Of Veterinarians In The Behavioral Welfare Of Cats And Dogs

Researchers have developed a tool to evaluate the impact of veterinarians on the behavioral welfare of companion animals in their care. We look at the study and its implications. READ MORE

May 25 2018 | Faunalytics

Marketing Animal-Friendly Products: A Framework

Companies selling animal-friendly products need to be aware of the impact of their overall strategy. To gain consumer trust, they may need to collaborate with media, animal interest groups, and [...] READ MORE

May 23 2018 | Jo Anderson

No Label: Identity In A Time Of Transition

Faunalytics’ research director Jo Anderson reflects on identity changes during the transition from vegetarian to vegan, through a personal and psychological lens. READ MORE

May 22 2018 | Mona Zahir

Improving The Survival Of Migratory Animals

Climate change and human activity can have a huge effect on animal migration. Research shows the migration patterns of younger animals may be the key to managing and forecasting the [...] READ MORE

May 17 2018 | Faunalytics

Pedigree Dog Breeding Practices: An International Review

A survey of kennel clubs around the world concludes that there is little consistency across regions when it comes to breeding policies and regulations. READ MORE

May 15 2018 | Christina Skasa

Are North American Wildlife Management Approaches Sufficiently Science Based?

Many agencies claim that their wildlife management approaches are science-based. This study challenges that claim by showing how key scientific “hallmarks” are largely absent from their plans. READ MORE

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Circles Of Compassion: Studying The Expansion Of Moral Concern

Tourism And Dolphin Disturbance

Eco-Friendliness And Masculinity: Is There A ‘Green-Feminine’ Stereotype?

The Role Of Veterinarians In The Behavioral Welfare Of Cats And Dogs

Marketing Animal-Friendly Products: A Framework

No Label: Identity In A Time Of Transition

Improving The Survival Of Migratory Animals

Pedigree Dog Breeding Practices: An International Review

Are North American Wildlife Management Approaches Sufficiently Science Based?

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