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Jan 17 2025 | Susan Gabriel

Contained Cats, Protected Wildlife: A Conservation Solution

Free-roaming cats can devastate wild animal populations, but research reveals strategies to transform cat guardianship from an ecological threat to a conservation asset. READ MORE

Nov 5 2024 | David Rooney

Effective Messaging For Sharks

Some marine animals were historically feared but are now more favored and protected. Is it possible to also improve the social standing of sharks, who currently face significant bias? READ MORE

Sep 18 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Ecological Effects Of Free-Ranging Domestic Cats

This research delves into the diet of domestic cats with access to the outdoors, examining the implications of their feeding habits on the ecosystem and species conservation. READ MORE

Sep 11 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

Rethinking Umbrella Species As A Conservation Strategy In The Tropics

This study evaluates how well eight candidate animals perform as umbrella species to represent biodiversity conservation in tropical ecosystems. READ MORE

Aug 21 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

How Much Would Tourists Pay To Protect Lions?

As an alternative to trophy hunting revenue, this study explored whether (and how much) visitors would pay to protect lions, and support conservation, in South Africa. READ MORE

Jul 19 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

How China Is Handling The Increase In Human-Wild Animal Conflicts

Human-wild animal conflicts escalate as human activities encroach on animal habitats. This study evaluates the effectiveness of damage compensation programs in mitigating such conflicts in China. READ MORE

Jul 4 2024 | David Church

Octopuses: Ambassadors For Environmental Protection

With octopus consumption on the rise, the author of this paper believes there are ways to use our understanding of octopuses as symbols for environmental and animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Jun 28 2024 | Faunalytics

Insights From A British Wild Animal Rehabilitation Center

Researchers analyzed 10 years worth of data at a U.K. wild animal rehabilitation center. Their findings can inform wild animal protection in the U.K. and elsewhere. READ MORE

Jun 25 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Diseases In Captive, Wild, And Trafficked Birds

Researchers in Brazil discovered that different diseases affect birds based on their origin. This has implications for bird guardians, advocates, and conservationists. READ MORE

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