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Sep 18 2020 | Siobhan Ballan

Seizing The Lockdown Moment For Wildlife Research

As we move towards an unknown future with COVID-19, lockdown measures provide an unusual opportunity to study the impact of everyday human activities on our fellow animals. READ MORE

Sep 14 2020 | Sara Streeter

How Animals Are Affected By Habitat Fragmentation

The effects of habitat fragmentation on wildlife are far from clear. Species, along with the type, cause, and speed of fragmentation all play a role. READ MORE

Sep 8 2020 | Thea Pedroza

Cats, Native Species, And Impact Mitigation

The European Union Nature Directives oblige member states to protect biodiversity, but the impact of domestic cats has been a grey area. READ MORE

Jul 13 2020 | Faunalytics

Discrimination Against ‘Invasive’ Species: An Ethical Exploration

In this study, the authors use the story of the green iguana to explore and critique the concept of an invasive species, drawing on an analysis of discrimination to make their case. READ MORE

Jul 7 2020 | Eva Hoogstins

Microplastics In The Food Chain: A Cross-Generational Look

New data suggest that plastic is transferred through food chains — and across generations — in natural freshwater environments. READ MORE

Jun 22 2020 | Owen Rogers

Institutional Attitudes Towards Wild Animal Suffering

The field of Wild Animal Suffering research seeks to tackle a number of challenging ethical dilemmas. This study looks at the opinions of biologists, ecologists, and veterinary scientists on the issues. READ MORE

Jun 17 2020 | Sara Streeter

COVID-19 And The Future Of Wildlife Conservation Research

Wildlife are both benefiting and suffering in different ways from the absence of human activity during the pandemic. Research and conservation efforts are experiencing similar mixed effects. READ MORE

Jun 10 2020 | karol orzechowski

Zoonoses Fundamentals: What We Included And What We Left Out

Today marks the release of our Zoonoses Fundamentals! This blog gives you an overview of what you can find inside, and outlines what we left out and where you can learn more. READ MORE

May 29 2020 | Eva Hoogstins

Birds Of A Feather Vanish Together

Nearly three billion birds have disappeared in North America since 1970. This study looks at how it happened, and what we can do to stop it. READ MORE

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Cats, Native Species, And Impact Mitigation

Discrimination Against ‘Invasive’ Species: An Ethical Exploration

Microplastics In The Food Chain: A Cross-Generational Look

Institutional Attitudes Towards Wild Animal Suffering

COVID-19 And The Future Of Wildlife Conservation Research

Zoonoses Fundamentals: What We Included And What We Left Out

Birds Of A Feather Vanish Together

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