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Jun 26 2023 | Elena Schaller

Farm Workers’ Perceptions Of Animal Welfare In China

Animal welfare isn’t universally understood in China. This study explores how dairy farm employees interpret and apply animal welfare in their work. READ MOREAnimal welfare isn’t universally understood in China. This study explores how dairy farm employees interpret and apply animal welfare in their work. READ MORE

Jun 23 2023 | Maxine Chan

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

A U.K. study identifies reasons why people hesitate to get involved in animal activism and factors that could encourage more participation. READ MOREA U.K. study identifies reasons why people hesitate to get involved in animal activism and factors that could encourage more participation. READ MORE

Jun 22 2023 | Sophia Ikpia

Caregivers’ Relationships With Tigers And Elephants In Thai Tourism

Tiger and elephant caregivers have close relationships with their animals, but some have concerns about tourism and animal welfare. READ MORETiger and elephant caregivers have close relationships with their animals, but some have concerns about tourism and animal welfare. READ MORE

Jun 21 2023 | Zach Wulderk

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Additional analyses of Faunalytics data reveals further leverage points for animal advocates working with specific demographic groups in the United States. READ MOREAdditional analyses of Faunalytics data reveals further leverage points for animal advocates working with specific demographic groups in the United States. READ MORE

Jun 20 2023 | Faunalytics

Animal Experiments And Publishing Bias

This paper investigates a type of bias in scientific publishing where researchers are expected to use animal experiments even when they’re not necessary, or suitable, for the study topic. READ MOREThis paper investigates a type of bias in scientific publishing where researchers are expected to use animal experiments even when they’re not necessary, or suitable, for the study topic. READ MORE

Jun 19 2023 | Daniel Souzza

Can Humans And Bears Coexist Peacefully?

As wild animal habitats are invaded by humans, more conflicts may arise. What paths can we take to minimize conflicts where black bears and humans live in close proximity? READ MOREAs wild animal habitats are invaded by humans, more conflicts may arise. What paths can we take to minimize conflicts where black bears and humans live in close proximity? READ MORE

Jun 16 2023 | Rekha Sharma

Chinese Consumers Are Skeptical Of Animal-Origin Food

Research shows that consumers in China are wary of the food safety of animal products, which presents an opportunity for plant-based advocacy. READ MOREResearch shows that consumers in China are wary of the food safety of animal products, which presents an opportunity for plant-based advocacy. READ MORE

Jun 15 2023 | Jasper Onyx

Corporations Report On Chicken Welfare Improvements

Major food companies have made the Better Chicken Commitment to improve the welfare of the birds they source. Are these companies actually following through? READ MOREMajor food companies have made the Better Chicken Commitment to improve the welfare of the birds they source. Are these companies actually following through? READ MORE

Jun 14 2023 | Aaron Hofman

What Does ‘Humane’ Actually Mean?

A guest blog from The Fur-Bearers explores industry misuse of the term "humane," and how the general public defines the term vs. what it actually describes. READ MOREA guest blog from The Fur-Bearers explores industry misuse of the term "humane," and how the general public defines the term vs. what it actually describes. READ MORE

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Farm Workers’ Perceptions Of Animal Welfare In China

Farm Workers’ Perceptions Of Animal Welfare In China

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

The Untapped Potential Of “Quiet Activism”

Caregivers’ Relationships With Tigers And Elephants In Thai Tourism

Caregivers’ Relationships With Tigers And Elephants In Thai Tourism

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Young Men, Republican Women, And More: Targeting Some Key Subgroups

Animal Experiments And Publishing Bias

Animal Experiments And Publishing Bias

Can Humans And Bears Coexist Peacefully?

Can Humans And Bears Coexist Peacefully?

Chinese Consumers Are Skeptical Of Animal-Origin Food

Chinese Consumers Are Skeptical Of Animal-Origin Food

Corporations Report On Chicken Welfare Improvements

Corporations Report On Chicken Welfare Improvements

What Does ‘Humane’ Actually Mean?

What Does ‘Humane’ Actually Mean?

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