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Aug 9 2019 | Amy Taylor

‘Dangerous’ Dogs: Different Dog, Same Lamppost?

Dangerous dog laws were enacted in the U.K. to increase public safety and “responsibilize” dog guardians. This review looks at their unintended consequences. READ MOREDangerous dog laws were enacted in the U.K. to increase public safety and “responsibilize” dog guardians. This review looks at their unintended consequences. READ MORE

Aug 8 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Zoo Visits: The Precautionary Principle

Researchers review existing literature about visitor effects on captive zoo animals. The results are mostly negative, and suggest a precautionary approach would be best. READ MOREResearchers review existing literature about visitor effects on captive zoo animals. The results are mostly negative, and suggest a precautionary approach would be best. READ MORE

Aug 7 2019 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – August 2019

This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about tiger conservation, lentils, omnivores eating meat alternatives, insect species declines, and much more. READ MOREThis month's Faunalytics Index provides facts about tiger conservation, lentils, omnivores eating meat alternatives, insect species declines, and much more. READ MORE

Aug 6 2019 | Stuart Babcock

Meat-Eating And The Environment: What Do Consumers Think?

Despite well-publicized environmental impacts, people continue to consume meat. Do they see the connection, and if so, why don't they act? READ MOREDespite well-publicized environmental impacts, people continue to consume meat. Do they see the connection, and if so, why don't they act? READ MORE

Aug 5 2019 | Owen Rogers

Who Are The Flexitarians?

One major hurdle preventing flexitarians from going "all in" on a veg*n lifestyle is the apparent restrictiveness of these diets. What can advocates do to ameliorate this? READ MOREOne major hurdle preventing flexitarians from going "all in" on a veg*n lifestyle is the apparent restrictiveness of these diets. What can advocates do to ameliorate this? READ MORE

Aug 2 2019 | Amy Taylor

When Companions Become Pests

The exotic pet trade has led to a variety of non-native animal populations worldwide, and this study considers the gaps which must be addressed to reduce the invasion risk. READ MOREThe exotic pet trade has led to a variety of non-native animal populations worldwide, and this study considers the gaps which must be addressed to reduce the invasion risk. READ MORE

Aug 1 2019 | Kopal Jha

How Visitors Affect Zoo Animal Welfare: A Global Review

A global review of zoos and aquaria describes how animal-visitor interactions may be detrimental to the welfare of captive animals. READ MOREA global review of zoos and aquaria describes how animal-visitor interactions may be detrimental to the welfare of captive animals. READ MORE

Jul 31 2019 | Julia Dauksza

Associations Between Consumption Of Meats And Animal Product Alternatives

In this Faunalytics analysis, we look in detail at different dietary habits and how the consumption of animal product alternatives and conventional meats are related. READ MOREIn this Faunalytics analysis, we look in detail at different dietary habits and how the consumption of animal product alternatives and conventional meats are related. READ MORE

Jul 30 2019 | Kopal Jha

Framing Nature: Why Language Matters

Language is one of the most powerful tools in an animal advocate’s arsenal. This study looks at the technique of "framing," and how animal advocates can package messages for maximum [...] READ MORELanguage is one of the most powerful tools in an animal advocate’s arsenal. This study looks at the technique of "framing," and how animal advocates can package messages for maximum [...] READ MORE

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‘Dangerous’ Dogs: Different Dog, Same Lamppost?

‘Dangerous’ Dogs: Different Dog, Same Lamppost?

Zoo Visits: The Precautionary Principle

Zoo Visits: The Precautionary Principle

Faunalytics Index – August 2019

Faunalytics Index – August 2019

Meat-Eating And The Environment: What Do Consumers Think?

Meat-Eating And The Environment: What Do Consumers Think?

Who Are The Flexitarians?

Who Are The Flexitarians?

When Companions Become Pests

When Companions Become Pests

How Visitors Affect Zoo Animal Welfare: A Global Review

How Visitors Affect Zoo Animal Welfare: A Global Review

Associations Between Consumption Of Meats And Animal Product Alternatives

Associations Between Consumption Of Meats And Animal Product Alternatives

Framing Nature: Why Language Matters

Framing Nature: Why Language Matters

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