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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has published recommendations to conserve red wolves, an endangered species native to North America. READ MORE
Mountain Gorilla Tourism: The Gorillas’ Perspective
A guest blog from Raquel Costa of the Primate Cognition Research Group sheds light on the complexities of observational tourism as a support for conservation. READ MORE
Life Satisfaction And Human-Wild Animal Conflicts
When people are satisfied with life, does it impact their perception of human-wild animal conflicts? This study of people living adjacent to African conservation areas seeks to find out. READ MORE
Animal Research And The Macaque Trade
This study argues that animal experimentation is driving an improperly unregulated macaque trade that endangers both animal welfare and human health. READ MORE
How Does Road Traffic Affect Squirrels?
In an effort to improve upon previous research, this study used daily, long-term data collection to measure roadkill incidents among ground squirrels in Colorado. READ MORE
How Do Australians Feel About Commercial Killing Of Kangaroos?
In this blog, Dennis Vink of Kangaroos Alive discusses their survey of Australians’ beliefs about kangaroos and the animal welfare, human rights, and environmental concerns related to their slaughter. READ MORE
How Plastic Harms Asia’s Migratory Animals
This report explores how problems associated with plastic pollution, such as microplastic consumption and entanglement, impact animals in the Ganges and Mekong rivers. READ MORE
Understanding Human-Wild Animal Interactions In Urban Environments
How people perceive and interact with wild animals depends on their attitudes and experiences. This study explores everyday encounters with wild animals in Phoenix, Arizona. READ MORE
Aesthetic Value Doesn’t Equal Conservation Value
Aesthetic value, or beauty, has long been a reason we are attracted to certain animal species. But to what extent are these surface-level preferences impacting conservation priorities? READ MORE