Conservation Archives - Page 12 of 77

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

Feb 7 2023 | Leigh Norris

The Social Factors Affecting Conservation Conflicts

Conservation measures can create conflicts between people. Understanding the human dynamics that drive these conflicts can help us find better solutions. READ MORE

Jan 30 2023 | Casey Bond

Putting An End To “Cub Petting”

In recent years, captive “lion cub petting experiences” have become immensely popular tourist attractions. This study explores the welfare threats found in South Africa’s cub petting facilities. READ MORE

Jan 20 2023 | Sara Streeter

Fighting Wild Animal Trafficking With Online Ads

Online ads may be a cost-effective way to discourage consumers from buying ivory and tiger parts. They might even change the social acceptability of the practice. READ MORE

Jan 18 2023 | Coni Arévalo

Protecting The World’s Wild Animals Through Indigenous Knowledge

In this Faunalytics blog, we explore the rich history of animal protection by Indigenous communities, and why Indigenous advocacy is critical. READ MORE

Jan 3 2023 | Nick Souter

Managing Rat Populations With Birth Control

Rat poisons cause slow and painful deaths. Chemicals that reduce fertility in rats may decrease populations without causing suffering. READ MORE

Dec 13 2022 | Erdem Ozan Meral

Exploring Wild Animal Values In The U.S.

A 50-state survey explored the social perspectives on U.S. wild animal management, and found a shift towards the sentiment that wild animals deserve social and moral consideration. READ MORE

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