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Mandatory Welfare Courses Reveal Fish Care Gaps

Farmed fish welfare courses can help farm workers assess and improve the lives of fishes in the aquaculture industry. READ MORE

December 29, 2022 by Lukas Jasiunas Leave a Comment

How Veterinary Clinics Fared During COVID-19

Increased demand, pandemic safety protocols, and supply shortages exacerbated already stressful working conditions for veterinary staff during COVID-19. READ MORE

December 20, 2022 by Ozy Frantz Leave a Comment

Media Bias And “Invasive” Species

The management of non-native animals often exists in complex social and political contexts. This case study from Madrid explores the role that journalists play in framing public opinions. READ MORE

December 19, 2022 by Elena Schaller Leave a Comment

Corporate Animal Welfare Disclosures In China

Animal welfare disclosures are an important part of keeping corporations liable for the conditions animals are kept in. In China, such reports are still in their infancy. READ MORE

December 16, 2022 by Daniel Harper Leave a Comment

Getting Farmers On Board For Alternative Proteins

Current farming practices will not feed the world’s growing population. Farmers must shift to producing alternative proteins, and societies must help them mitigate risks through the transition. READ MORE

December 15, 2022 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Faunalytics’ Plans & Priorities For 2023

Faunalytics’ plans for the coming year are bigger and better than ever. We’re expanding our flagship programs, driving forward crucial new research, and building capacity for the movement. READ MORE

December 14, 2022 by Jo Anderson Leave a Comment

Exploring Wild Animal Values In The U.S.

A 50-state survey explored the social perspectives on U.S. wild animal management, and found a shift towards the sentiment that wild animals deserve social and moral consideration. READ MORE

December 13, 2022 by Erdem Ozan Meral Leave a Comment

When Do 100 Dogs Equal One Human?

Younger children assign a different moral weight to animals than adults do. Precisely when the change in attitudes occurs is not clear, but knowing more about it could give advocates [...] READ MORE

December 12, 2022 by Sara Streeter Leave a Comment

Mandatory Welfare Courses Reveal Fish Care Gaps

How Veterinary Clinics Fared During COVID-19

Media Bias And “Invasive” Species

Corporate Animal Welfare Disclosures In China

Exploring Wild Animal Values In The U.S.

When Do 100 Dogs Equal One Human?

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Mandatory Welfare Courses Reveal Fish Care Gaps

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Media Bias And “Invasive” Species

Corporate Animal Welfare Disclosures In China

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Exploring Wild Animal Values In The U.S.

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