Conservation Archives - Page 24 of 78

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

May 25 2020 | Trent Davidson

The High Cost Of Ayahuasca For Jaguars

Researchers find that ayahuasca tourism in Peru may be an under-appreciated driver of the black market trade in jaguar parts. Thankfully, there are several potential solutions. READ MORE

May 19 2020 | Faunalytics

Plastic Pollution In The Coral Triangle

Many of us know that the waste plastic contaminating our oceans harms a vast array of marine animals. This study looks at its effects on filter feeders who graze in the water. READ MORE

May 19 2020 | Faunalytics

Polusi Plastik Di Segitiga Terumbu Karang

Banyak dari kita yang sudah mengetahui bahwa sampah plastik yang mencemari lautan kita sangat membahayakan hewan laut. Studi ini mempelajari efek sampah plastik pada hewan laut filter feeder (hewan penyaring) yang berada di air. READ MORE

Apr 21 2020 | Sara Streeter

Can You Hear Me Now? Ocean Noise And Minke Whales

The ocean is becoming an increasingly noisy place. In response, Minke whales increase their call volume to a point, before they seem to give up altogether. READ MORE

Apr 10 2020 | Jeanette Shutay

Climate Change And Species Extinction

The most significant factors in predicting extinction include extreme maximum temperatures, and a species' ability to disperse into new locations that resemble their niche habitats. READ MORE

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