Conservation Archives - Page 19 of 77

Oct 8 2021 | Jeanette Shutay

Beavers Provide Ecosystem Services In The Northern Hemisphere

Beavers help to manage ecosystems, purify water, cycle nutrients, and moderate extreme weather events. This study looks at the economic impacts of these activities. READ MORE

Sep 30 2021 | Sara Streeter

Farmers, Wildlife, And Conservation In India

In India, farmland owners are open to changing their farming practices to be more wildlife-friendly, despite having conflict with wild animals. READ MORE

Sep 17 2021 | Sara Streeter

Animal Advocacy In Africa: The Time Is Now

In Africa, the concept of animal welfare is relatively new. With the growth of animal agriculture, however, now is the time to expand the movement. READ MORE

Sep 14 2021 | Beth Snyder

Citizen Science For The Birds

A beautiful marriage of amateur birder data and scientific statistical modeling promises to provide the best-yet global data on bird populations. READ MORE

Jul 30 2021 | Owen Rogers

It's no shock to learn that humans are responsible for the extinction of species, particularly in vulnerable habitats. What factors make a species more vulnerable to anthropogenic extinction? READ MORE

Jul 28 2021 | Faunalytics

Explaining ‘Faunalytics Explains’

In our latest blog, we provide a roundup of our Faunalytics Explains video series, which offers animal advocates summaries of important research in just 2-3 minutes. READ MORE

Jul 13 2021 | Sara Streeter

Elephants In Their Backyards

A critical piece of conservation is finding ways for people and wild animals to co-exist. We must listen to those who are affected by wild animals and tailor solutions as much as possible. READ MORE

Jul 6 2021 | Thyl Moors

Entomology And The Ethical Treatment Of Insects

As science continues to grapple with insect sentience, entomologists should, as a precaution, conduct more ethically appropriate research. This article offers some thoughts on how. READ MORE

Jun 29 2021 | Sara Streeter

Wildlife Conservation Efforts Really Do Work

It’s always hard to measure something that hasn’t happened, such as the success of preventative efforts. In this case, experts agree that conservation efforts are preventing wildlife extinctions. READ MORE

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