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Sep 15 2010 | Faunalytics

Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

This article discusses the labeling of animal products, how the current system is misunderstood by consumers, and how labeling uses misleading terminology. READ MOREThis article discusses the labeling of animal products, how the current system is misunderstood by consumers, and how labeling uses misleading terminology. READ MORE

Sep 14 2010 | Faunalytics

Foxes Reassurance

This survey of London citizens found that 63% were favorable towards foxes, 8.5% disliked foxes and 28.5% had no preference. READ MOREThis survey of London citizens found that 63% were favorable towards foxes, 8.5% disliked foxes and 28.5% had no preference. READ MORE

Sep 13 2010 | Faunalytics

Public Shows Support For British Farmers

A majority (75%) of British consumers have favourable attitudes towards farmers. READ MOREA majority (75%) of British consumers have favourable attitudes towards farmers. READ MORE

Sep 13 2010 | Faunalytics

Creating Coexistence Between Humans And Wildlife

This paper discusses human-wildlife conflict and gives a series of recommendations on how to handle these conflicts. READ MOREThis paper discusses human-wildlife conflict and gives a series of recommendations on how to handle these conflicts. READ MORE

Sep 13 2010 | Faunalytics

AH And LA’s 2010 Lodging Survey Covers Many Green Subject Areas

This study of U.S. hotels found that vegetarian menus in hotels had decreased from 48% of hotels in 2008 to only 37% in 2010. READ MOREThis study of U.S. hotels found that vegetarian menus in hotels had decreased from 48% of hotels in 2008 to only 37% in 2010. READ MORE

Sep 13 2010 | Faunalytics

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

This survey found that U.S. consumers are relatively unknowledgeable about food safety and preparation; either overly cautious or not cautious enough. READ MOREThis survey found that U.S. consumers are relatively unknowledgeable about food safety and preparation; either overly cautious or not cautious enough. READ MORE

Sep 10 2010 | Faunalytics

Understanding Survey Bias

Informed researchers and survey readers should have at least a general understanding of the various forms of survey bias and error. READ MOREInformed researchers and survey readers should have at least a general understanding of the various forms of survey bias and error. READ MORE

Sep 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Alternatives To Animal Testing Gaining Ground

New advancements in technology and the "Three Rs" of animals in research, could potentially lead to a massive reduction in the numbers of animals used for animal testing. READ MORENew advancements in technology and the "Three Rs" of animals in research, could potentially lead to a massive reduction in the numbers of animals used for animal testing. READ MORE

Sep 6 2010 | Faunalytics

Middle Britain Gets Bigger

This study examines the average British consumers diet during the summer and the reasons for their lack of exercise and healthy eating. READ MOREThis study examines the average British consumers diet during the summer and the reasons for their lack of exercise and healthy eating. READ MORE

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Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

Foxes Reassurance

Foxes Reassurance

Public Shows Support For British Farmers

Public Shows Support For British Farmers

Creating Coexistence Between Humans And Wildlife

Creating Coexistence Between Humans And Wildlife

AH And LA’s 2010 Lodging Survey Covers Many Green Subject Areas

AH And LA’s 2010 Lodging Survey Covers Many Green Subject Areas

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

Understanding Survey Bias

Understanding Survey Bias

Alternatives To Animal Testing Gaining Ground

Alternatives To Animal Testing Gaining Ground

Middle Britain Gets Bigger

Middle Britain Gets Bigger

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