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Wild Tiger Management: Methods and Standards

Researchers evaluate tiger management methods and identify new strategies to help increase effectiveness through standardization and benchmarking. READ MORE

July 25, 2019 by Jeanette Shutay Leave a Comment

Animal Tracker 2019: Contradictions In Public Opinion

In our final Animal Tracker 2019 blog, we look at how many U.S. adults agree with practices like buying fur, eating animals, and dissection, and how those ideas contradict their [...] READ MORE

July 24, 2019 by Linda Tyler Leave a Comment

Vegan Stigma: A Barrier To Dietary Change

Vegan stigma is real, and the fear of being ostracized by family and friends may deter people from reducing or eliminating their consumption of animal products. READ MORE

July 23, 2019 by Alex Higson Leave a Comment

Positive Welfare For Fishes

This article looks at the concept of positive welfare – not just the absence of negative states, but the presence of positive ones – and how it can be applied to [...] READ MORE

July 22, 2019 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

Could Your Companion Animal Determine Your Future Mate?

The results of a survey taken by people registered on Match.Com showed that women placed more value on how a potential mate interacted with their companion animal than single men [...] READ MORE

July 19, 2019 by Kelley Kite Leave a Comment

Alternative Protein Production: Counting The Calories

The evidence in the latest Humane Party report is clear: plants are a much more efficient source of protein and calories than animal products, in terms of land used in [...] READ MORE

July 18, 2019 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

People Who Support Animal Causes: Who Gives More?

In this follow-up to Faunalytics’ study of charity donor behavior, Dr. Alison Lenton looks more closely at predictors of monetary and non-monetary support to animal charities. READ MORE

July 17, 2019 by Alison Lenton Leave a Comment

Why People Release Their Exotic Companions

Researchers confirm that several biological and economic factors can be used to predict exotic animal release probability. We look at the study and its implications. READ MORE

July 16, 2019 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

Urban Animals And Cancer: What We Know

Cancer is often an excruciatingly painful condition for humans. Are we subjecting wild animals to this pain simply because they happen to live around us? READ MORE

July 15, 2019 by Owen Rogers Leave a Comment

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