Conservation Archives - Page 6 of 77

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

Jun 25 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Doenças em aves em cativeiro, selvagens e traficadas

Pesquisadores no Brasil descobriram que diferentes doenças afetam as aves com base na sua origem. Isso tem implicações para os guardiões, defensores e conservacionistas das aves. READ MORE

Jun 20 2024 | Katy Myers

How Do Fireworks Affect Wild Geese?

This study found that New Year’s Eve fireworks cause wild geese to change their behavior, such as increasing their flight and changing roost sites. READ MORE

Jun 14 2024 | David Church

Legal Protection For Aquatic Species Has Improved But Remains Lacking

In the last 100 years, the legal protection of whales, dolphins, orcas, tuna, and octopuses has increased. Much more advocacy is needed to make this legal protection widespread and enforceable. READ MORE

Jun 6 2024 | David Rooney

Understanding The Causes Of Californian Mountain Lion Mortality

Despite a hunting ban, California’s mountain lions still face significant risk. What factors affect their survival? READ MORE

Jun 4 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Trophy Hunting In South Africa: Conservation Or Business?

From 2014-2018, South Africa was the world’s second-most exporter of wild animal trophies. Is trophy hunting a tool for conservation, as the government and hunting industry claim? READ MORE

May 23 2024 | Robert Walker

The Factors Affecting Aquatic Animal Protection

Many factors can influence animal protection, but the role of data isn’t always clear. This research examined how scientific evidence plays into the conservation of cetaceans, thunni, and octopoda. READ MORE