United States (Regional) Archives - Page 12 of 47

Aug 25 2014 | Faunalytics

Management Preferences Of Stakeholders On Feral Cats

An abundance of feral cats are causing wildlife management problems in Hawaii, and respondents favor using trapping and lethal injection over trapping and neuter-release programs. READ MORE

Aug 22 2014 | Faunalytics

Animal Reintroductions: An Innovative Assessment Of Survival

A study has reintroduced Boreal Toad tadpoles at Rocky Mountain National park to increase the declining population. READ MORE

Aug 22 2014 | Faunalytics

Feral Cats: A Response To New Study

A new study claims that capture and lethal injection are the most popular forms of management of feral cats in Hawaii. The study however, contains several issues including its methodology [...] READ MORE

Aug 22 2014 | Faunalytics

Humane Legislation Of Candidates In The Washington State

This article discuses a survey about animal cruelty, animal protection and animal fighting laws that examined candidates standing for the U.S. government. READ MORE

Aug 5 2014 | Faunalytics

Effect Of High-Impact Targeted Trap-Neuter-Return

A strategy combining local education and trap-neuter-return is incredibly effective at reducing shelter cat intake. In this case study, shelter cat impoundment decreased by 66%. READ MORE

Jul 18 2014 | Florence Williams

Adopter-Dog Interactions At The Shelter

A person's interaction with dogs during a visit, and the dogs being trained in desired behaviors, increases the likelihood of dog adoption. READ MORE

Jul 18 2014 | Faunalytics

Concentrations Of Trace Elements In American Alligators

This study found alligators that lived near NASA sites in Florida had measurements of trace minerals in their livers, but it was yet to determine if this posed a threat [...] READ MORE

Jul 10 2014 | Faunalytics

The Economics Of Roadside Bear Viewing

Staffing in Yellowstone National Park is inadequate to safely manage the “bear jams” caused by wildlife viewing of the public. READ MORE

Jul 7 2014 | Faunalytics

Dispositional Optimism Of Animal Rights Demonstrators

The animal rights movement has not been successful over time in broadening its gender distribution and findings suggest the movement has not been successful in attracting enough new recruits. READ MORE

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Management Preferences Of Stakeholders On Feral Cats

Animal Reintroductions: An Innovative Assessment Of Survival

Feral Cats: A Response To New Study

Humane Legislation Of Candidates In The Washington State

Effect Of High-Impact Targeted Trap-Neuter-Return

Adopter-Dog Interactions At The Shelter

Concentrations Of Trace Elements In American Alligators

The Economics Of Roadside Bear Viewing

Dispositional Optimism Of Animal Rights Demonstrators

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