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Dec 12 2018 | Neta Rosenthal

Challenge 22+ & Veg*n Recidivism: A Faunalytics Case Study

Challenge 22+ is an international project that offers participants a free and supportive online framework for trying veganism. This case study looks at why it's so effective. READ MORE

Dec 7 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Implementing The Precautionary Principle For Animal Sentience

A pragmatic formulation of the precautionary principle for animal sentience is presented and is argued to enable quick decision-making to prevent serious animal welfare issues. READ MORE

Dec 5 2018 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – December 2018

Our Faunalytics Index for December 2018 looks at ecotourism, free-roaming and feral cats, nudges towards less meat consumption, and much more. READ MORE

Dec 4 2018 | Alexander Holst

Seeing Red, Acting Green: Biodiversity And Giving

New study provides experimental evidence for how different messages about biodiversity affect donations and emotional response. READ MORE

Nov 30 2018 | Aidan O'Gara

The Economics Of Ecotourism: Private Profits And Social Benefits

Nature preserve tourism is often praised for helping fund wildlife conservation efforts and combatting climate change. This study argues that ecotourism has another benefit: it’s profitable. READ MORE

Nov 29 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

What’s Slowing Down Clean Meat?

Researchers and professionals identify clean meat as a highly promising early stage technology with key challenges to be solved prior to commercialization. READ MORE

Nov 27 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

An Unspoken Carcinogen For Wildlife: Human Activity

Scientists consider humans an oncogenic species, and outline which anthropogenic impacts may increase the risk of cancer in wildlife. READ MORE

Nov 26 2018 | Mona Zahir

Dogs, Chronic Pain, And Quality Of Life

Chronic pain and quality of life are not just a matter of clinical health, but also of general happiness and welfare. Vets need to work with guardians closely to monitor [...] READ MORE

Nov 20 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Mammal Biodiversity: How Long Will It Take To Recover And How Can We Help?

Mammal biodiversity will take millions of years to recover and our best chance at speeding the process up is prioritized conservation. READ MORE

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Challenge 22+ & Veg*n Recidivism: A Faunalytics Case Study

Implementing The Precautionary Principle For Animal Sentience

Faunalytics Index – December 2018

Seeing Red, Acting Green: Biodiversity And Giving

The Economics Of Ecotourism: Private Profits And Social Benefits

What’s Slowing Down Clean Meat?

An Unspoken Carcinogen For Wildlife: Human Activity

Dogs, Chronic Pain, And Quality Of Life

Mammal Biodiversity: How Long Will It Take To Recover And How Can We Help?

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