Jeanette Shutay
Dr. Jeanette Shutay is a research and data science leader who is passionate about wildlife conservation and animal welfare. Jeanette holds a PhD in Research Methodology and a MA in Developmental Psychology, both from Loyola University, Chicago. In December 2022, Jeanette completed her MA in Biology from Miami University, Ohio where she focused on biodiversity and human-wildlife conflict.
Using “Power Words” To Control Animals
Why Do Adopters Return Cats To Shelters?
Beavers Provide Ecosystem Services In The Northern Hemisphere
The State Of Wildlife Trafficking: A 2020 Report
Wildlife Consumption in Northern Laos
Climate Change And Species Extinction
Egg Consumption, Cholesterol Research, And Study Funding
Vegetarian, Vegan, Activist, Radical: Social Identity And Farmed Animal Advocacy
Celebrities Changing The Face Of Veganism
Examining The Impacts Of Outdoor Cats On Animal Welfare In The U.S. And Canada