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Do Food Package Labels Mislead Consumers, Or Are They M...

Up to 58% of surveyed adults admit they would pay extra for redundantly labeled foods like ‘non-GMO’ salt, ‘gluten-free’ orange juice, and ‘no added hormones’ chicken. READ MORE

April 6, 2020 by Andrea Polanco Leave a Comment

The Best Of Both Worlds: Wind And Whales

Offshore wind farms can provide clean, renewable energy but pose risks to seabirds and cetaceans. An open-source computer model offers a means to minimize these risks. READ MORE

April 3, 2020 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

The Global Footprint Of Fish Consumption

To truly measure the footprint of the world's fish consumption, we need to factor in not just fishes, but their diets as well. READ MORE

April 2, 2020 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

Faunalytics Index – April 2020

This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about food waste, recreational fishing, egg research, mercury pollution in the Arctic, and much more. READ MORE

April 1, 2020 by Karol Orzechowski Leave a Comment

We’re All In This Together: Restoration Ecology And A...

Humans and animals are part of one community. Restoration ecology can be more successful by taking animal welfare into account when planning recovery projects. READ MORE

March 31, 2020 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Setting Guidelines For The Welfare Of Emotional Support...

An emotional support animal (or ESA) can help people suffering from poor mental health. However, we need to make sure that the ESA system works for everyone involved, both human [...] READ MORE

March 30, 2020 by Antonia Shann Leave a Comment

Who Are The Meat Reducers, And Why Are They Cutting Bac...

The U.S. ranks among the top countries globally for meat consumption, but a recent Gallup poll suggests that people are starting to eat less meat. READ MORE

March 27, 2020 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Welfare Changes Are Great, But Are Consumers Buying It?

Researchers find that consumers are divided on whether to pay more for ethical certifications of animal welfare standards, or to simply eat fewer animal products READ MORE

March 26, 2020 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

A Suggested Code Of Conduct For Wildlife Tourists

Wildlife tourism is exploding in popularity. But with this popularity comes overcrowding, stressed animals, and degraded ecosystems. How can we do better? READ MORE

March 25, 2020 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Do Food Package Labels Mislead Consumers, Or Are They M...

The Best Of Both Worlds: Wind And Whales

The Global Footprint Of Fish Consumption

Faunalytics Index – April 2020

We’re All In This Together: Restoration Ecology And A...

Setting Guidelines For The Welfare Of Emotional Support...

Who Are The Meat Reducers, And Why Are They Cutting Bac...

Welfare Changes Are Great, But Are Consumers Buying It?

A Suggested Code Of Conduct For Wildlife Tourists

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Do Food Package Labels Mislead Consumers, Or Are They M...

The Best Of Both Worlds: Wind And Whales

The Global Footprint Of Fish Consumption

Faunalytics Index – April 2020

We’re All In This Together: Restoration Ecology And A...

Setting Guidelines For The Welfare Of Emotional Support...

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Welfare Changes Are Great, But Are Consumers Buying It?

A Suggested Code Of Conduct For Wildlife Tourists

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