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Nov 4 2015 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – November 2015

This month's Faunalytics Index takes us around the world with facts and figures about "humane" meat, whales, water consumption, cat adoption, and fur farming. READ MOREThis month's Faunalytics Index takes us around the world with facts and figures about "humane" meat, whales, water consumption, cat adoption, and fur farming. READ MORE

Nov 3 2015 | karol orzechowski

A Wildlife Watching Code of Conduct

Wildlife watching can be a source of distress for animals if it isn't done properly. This case study looks at harbour seals and proposes a code of conduct. READ MOREWildlife watching can be a source of distress for animals if it isn't done properly. This case study looks at harbour seals and proposes a code of conduct. READ MORE

Nov 2 2015 | Faunalytics

Tailoring Wildlife Corridors for Maximum Effectiveness

Multispecies wildlife corridors should be tailored to groups of ecologically similar, disturbance-sensitive species to maximize their effectiveness. READ MOREMultispecies wildlife corridors should be tailored to groups of ecologically similar, disturbance-sensitive species to maximize their effectiveness. READ MORE

Nov 1 2015 | karol orzechowski

Streamlining Welfare Assessments of Dairy Cows

Study shows that welfare assessments of cows used for dairy takes time and observation, and cannot be streamlined using statistical prediction. READ MOREStudy shows that welfare assessments of cows used for dairy takes time and observation, and cannot be streamlined using statistical prediction. READ MORE

Oct 31 2015 | karol orzechowski

Are Fly Fishing and Handgun Hunting on the Rise in the U.S.?

Outdoor activity is rising across the US, and along with it, hunting and fishing are trending. How can advocates turn that around? READ MOREOutdoor activity is rising across the US, and along with it, hunting and fishing are trending. How can advocates turn that around? READ MORE

Oct 30 2015 | karol orzechowski

Debris in the Seas

The impact of debris - especially plastics - on marine wildlife is widespread and profound. READ MOREThe impact of debris - especially plastics - on marine wildlife is widespread and profound. READ MORE

Oct 29 2015 | karol orzechowski

Asian Elephants in the Mirror

Asian elephants show mirror self-recognition (MSR) in controlled conditions, a cognitive complexity shared by great apes, dolphins - and humans. READ MOREAsian elephants show mirror self-recognition (MSR) in controlled conditions, a cognitive complexity shared by great apes, dolphins - and humans. READ MORE

Oct 28 2015 | karol orzechowski

China, Meat, & “Sustainability”

As populations and per capita incomes increase in certain parts of the world, some studies report that meat consumption is also on the rise. READ MOREAs populations and per capita incomes increase in certain parts of the world, some studies report that meat consumption is also on the rise. READ MORE

Oct 27 2015 | karol orzechowski

The Bias Against Stray Cats in Shelter Adoptions

Stray cats are not adopted as readily or quickly as owner-surrendered cats. What can shelters do to adjust for this bias? READ MOREStray cats are not adopted as readily or quickly as owner-surrendered cats. What can shelters do to adjust for this bias? READ MORE

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Faunalytics Index – November 2015

Faunalytics Index – November 2015

A Wildlife Watching Code of Conduct

A Wildlife Watching Code of Conduct

Tailoring Wildlife Corridors for Maximum Effectiveness

Tailoring Wildlife Corridors for Maximum Effectiveness

Streamlining Welfare Assessments of Dairy Cows

Streamlining Welfare Assessments of Dairy Cows

Are Fly Fishing and Handgun Hunting on the Rise in the U.S.?

Are Fly Fishing and Handgun Hunting on the Rise in the U.S.?

Debris in the Seas

Debris in the Seas

Asian Elephants in the Mirror

Asian Elephants in the Mirror

China, Meat, & “Sustainability”

China, Meat, & “Sustainability”

The Bias Against Stray Cats in Shelter Adoptions

The Bias Against Stray Cats in Shelter Adoptions

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