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Transparency In The Research Community Saves Lives

A lot of research is never published. When these projects involve animals, they may suffer “in vain” if other scientists never learn that the experiments were performed. READ MORE

July 2, 2021 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Going Vegan Or Vegetarian: Many Paths To One Goal

Data about assisting and retaining new veg*ns is very limited. Our latest Faunalytics study looks at how we can improve our understanding and support of new veg*ns. READ MORE

June 30, 2021 by Jo Anderson Leave a Comment

Wildlife Conservation Efforts Really Do Work

It’s always hard to measure something that hasn’t happened, such as the success of preventative efforts. In this case, experts agree that conservation efforts are preventing wildlife extinctions. READ MORE

June 29, 2021 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Social Distancing… Among Vampire Bats?

Researchers find that sick vampire bats in wild colonies become less active socially, until they are healthy again. READ MORE

June 28, 2021 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

How Can You Have Any Protein If You Don’t Eat Your Me...

This meta-analysis explores public attitudes toward alternative protein sources, and the forces that shape those attitudes. READ MORE

June 25, 2021 by Beth Snyder Leave a Comment

What Do Farmers Do About Cognitive Dissonance?

This is the first study to date that examines whether farmers alter their beliefs about animals’ capacity to suffer to cope with the "meat paradox." READ MORE

June 24, 2021 by Andrea Polanco Leave a Comment

Gauging Our Impact: Community Survey 2021 Results

Our 2021 community survey results are here! In this blog we look at what you've told us we're doing right, and where we can improve. READ MORE

June 23, 2021 by Jo Anderson Leave a Comment

Public Approval of Undercover Farm Investigations

A German study finds that most people view undercover investigations as justified and unworthy of punishment. READ MORE

June 22, 2021 by Andrea Polanco Leave a Comment

Singing The Right Song Matters

Culture exists among animals just as it does among humans. And just as with humans, adherence to cultural norms can affect the relationships between individuals. READ MORE

June 21, 2021 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Transparency In The Research Community Saves Lives

Wildlife Conservation Efforts Really Do Work

Social Distancing… Among Vampire Bats?

How Can You Have Any Protein If You Don’t Eat Your Me...

What Do Farmers Do About Cognitive Dissonance?

Singing The Right Song Matters

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Transparency In The Research Community Saves Lives

Going Vegan Or Vegetarian: Many Paths To One Goal

Wildlife Conservation Efforts Really Do Work

Social Distancing… Among Vampire Bats?

How Can You Have Any Protein If You Don’t Eat Your Me...

What Do Farmers Do About Cognitive Dissonance?

Gauging Our Impact: Community Survey 2021 Results

Public Approval of Undercover Farm Investigations

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