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Mar 28 2023 | Kevin Xia

Using AI To Reduce Human-Animal Conflicts

As the global population continues to expand, conflicts with wild animals are on the rise. Can we use artificial intelligence to mitigate these conflicts with wild animal welfare in mind? READ MORE

Mar 23 2023 | Trent Davidson

How Dehorning Affects Black Rhino Populations

One technique used to reduce the poaching of black rhinos is removing their horns. A recent study looked at the potential effects of this practice on rhino population dynamics. READ MORE

Mar 20 2023 | Kerri Tenniswood

Did COVID-19 Lockdowns Improve Birdsong?

After measuring birdsongs from urban San Francisco swallows during the COVID-19 lockdowns, scientists found a marked improvement in song quality. READ MORE

Mar 13 2023 | Sarah Bluhm

Preventing Pelican Injuries From Angler Gear

Pier fishing poses a threat to Brown Pelicans, but the key risk factors leading to entanglement are not well understood. Researchers investigate and discover potential associations. READ MORE

Mar 9 2023 | Devatha Nair

The “Both Sides” Myth Of Diet Change

The media has the power to shape public perception of important environmental issues. This study analyzes how the U.S. media frames food waste and diet change. READ MORE

Mar 6 2023 | Susan Gabriel

Public Perception About Wolf Reintroduction In Colorado

A wolf reintroduction ballot initiative in Colorado passed with just 51% support, despite higher levels of support shown in pre-election surveys. This study explores why public perception changed. READ MORE

Feb 20 2023 | Sara Streeter

Without Proper Funding, Conservation Laws Can’t Conserve Anything

The U.S. Endangered Species Act became law in 1973. Unfortunately, delays and a lack of funding have limited its impact on imperiled plants and animals. READ MORE

Feb 17 2023 | Sarah Bluhm

Cooperating To End Wild Animal Trafficking In Southeast Asia

Illegal wild animal trading continues to thrive in Southeast Asia. This report suggests ways to improve the situation. READ MORE

Feb 14 2023 | Tania Luna

Using Threat Maps To Inform Conservation Efforts

In this study, researchers dive into the literature on wild species “threat maps” to support conservation efforts, and reveal where more knowledge is needed. READ MORE

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