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Oct 11 2015 | karol orzechowski

Jaguars in the Southern U.S.: The Rancher’s Perspective

This study shows that livestock ranchers in parts of the U.S. dislike the restrictions associated with jaguar conservation, rather than the species itself. READ MOREThis study shows that livestock ranchers in parts of the U.S. dislike the restrictions associated with jaguar conservation, rather than the species itself. READ MORE

Oct 10 2015 | karol orzechowski

Majority of Swedes Oppose Fur Farming

This survey shows that 87% of women and 69% of men in Sweden oppose mink farming. Younger respondents were also more likely to be against the practice. READ MOREThis survey shows that 87% of women and 69% of men in Sweden oppose mink farming. Younger respondents were also more likely to be against the practice. READ MORE

Oct 9 2015 | karol orzechowski

Dogs, Distemper, and Wildlife: Is It Time for Mandatory Vaccination?

Canine distemper can be a major risk to dogs as well as other species. Vaccinating dogs against CDV can have a significant impact in reducing wildlife mortality. READ MORECanine distemper can be a major risk to dogs as well as other species. Vaccinating dogs against CDV can have a significant impact in reducing wildlife mortality. READ MORE

Oct 8 2015 | karol orzechowski

Improving Welfare to Improve Production: A Case Study in Dairy Farming

This study found that dairy cows owned by farmers who have participated in stockmanship training produce significantly more milk than cows of producers who have not. READ MOREThis study found that dairy cows owned by farmers who have participated in stockmanship training produce significantly more milk than cows of producers who have not. READ MORE

Oct 7 2015 | karol orzechowski

Is Policy Change a Gift or a Curse?: A Case Study from U.S. Laboratories

This study shows concrete ways that policy change in the field of animal experimentation can create further incremental wins for advocates. READ MOREThis study shows concrete ways that policy change in the field of animal experimentation can create further incremental wins for advocates. READ MORE

Oct 6 2015 | Che Green

Animal Protection and the Pace of Social Change

How quickly do social movements reach a "tipping point" and will the animal protection cause follow suit? We discuss some interesting research from Bloomberg News to shed a little light [...] READ MOREHow quickly do social movements reach a "tipping point" and will the animal protection cause follow suit? We discuss some interesting research from Bloomberg News to shed a little light [...] READ MORE

Oct 6 2015 | karol orzechowski

Duplicating Results in Animal Research

Editors of biomedical journals are encouraging researchers to write up reproducible and transparent study methods and results, which could impact animal research. READ MOREEditors of biomedical journals are encouraging researchers to write up reproducible and transparent study methods and results, which could impact animal research. READ MORE

Oct 5 2015 | karol orzechowski

Could A Legal Ivory Trade Ever Work?

Efforts to save wildlife by creating and maintaining a legal trade in ivory is unlikely to work in practice due to corruption and insufficient populations. READ MOREEfforts to save wildlife by creating and maintaining a legal trade in ivory is unlikely to work in practice due to corruption and insufficient populations. READ MORE

Oct 4 2015 | karol orzechowski

More Space: Doing Right By Shelter Dogs

This study finds that giving shelter dogs more space can significantly increase their positive activity levels and potentially decrease the time they spend waiting to be rehomed. READ MOREThis study finds that giving shelter dogs more space can significantly increase their positive activity levels and potentially decrease the time they spend waiting to be rehomed. READ MORE

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Jaguars in the Southern U.S.: The Rancher’s Perspective

Jaguars in the Southern U.S.: The Rancher’s Perspective

Majority of Swedes Oppose Fur Farming

Majority of Swedes Oppose Fur Farming

Dogs, Distemper, and Wildlife: Is It Time for Mandatory Vaccination?

Dogs, Distemper, and Wildlife: Is It Time for Mandatory Vaccination?

Improving Welfare to Improve Production: A Case Study in Dairy Farming

Improving Welfare to Improve Production: A Case Study in Dairy Farming

Is Policy Change a Gift or a Curse?: A Case Study from U.S. Laboratories

Is Policy Change a Gift or a Curse?: A Case Study from U.S. Laboratories

Animal Protection and the Pace of Social Change

Animal Protection and the Pace of Social Change

Duplicating Results in Animal Research

Duplicating Results in Animal Research

Could A Legal Ivory Trade Ever Work?

Could A Legal Ivory Trade Ever Work?

More Space: Doing Right By Shelter Dogs

More Space: Doing Right By Shelter Dogs

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