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Sep 12 2012 | Faunalytics

Hunters’ Opinions On Wildlife Management And Other Hunting Issues In Washington

This survey of Washington hunters examined their attitudes on wildlife management, current hunting regulations and other hunting issues. READ MORE

Sep 7 2012 | Faunalytics

Status And Trends Of The World’s Invertebrates

This report sought to estimate the world's current invertebrate population, and found that about 1/5 of invertebrates facing extinction. READ MORE

Sep 4 2012 | Faunalytics

First Direct, Site-Wide Penguin Survey At Deception Island

A study has found that tourism has no effect on chinstrap penguin populations and that other environmental factors are to blame for the declining populations. READ MORE

Sep 3 2012 | Faunalytics

Survey In China Highlights Support For Shark Conservation

The Chinese public support shark conservation but have little knowledge of shark fins and their production, with the Chinese media not focusing on the issue. READ MORE

Sep 1 2012 | Faunalytics

Public Agrees That Visiting Zoos And Aquariums Helps People Appreciate Animals More

The overwhelming majority of the U.S. public believe that zoos and aquariums make people appreciate animals and donate more money to animal conservation efforts. READ MORE

Aug 31 2012 | Faunalytics

Where Cats Belong And Where They Don’t

This 2003 Animal People article discusses the feral cat situation, specifically in Florida, and the controversial relationship with wildlife management. READ MORE

Aug 30 2012 | Faunalytics

Quantifying Loss Of Acoustic Communication Space For Right Whales In And Around A U.S. National Marine Sanctuary

A study examining the level of ambient noise and noise from ships in a marine sanctuary finds over 60% of whales' communication space may be lost to noise. READ MORE

Aug 29 2012 | Faunalytics

Wildlife Tourists In India’s Emerging Economy

The presence of wildlife is a major economic interest for developing nations that rely on wildlife tourism. READ MORE

Aug 25 2012 | Faunalytics

Human-Animal Conflict Minimised In Cashews

Human activities in wildlife habitats have the effect of increasing human-animal conflict, by causing competition for resources such as for crops. READ MORE

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Hunters’ Opinions On Wildlife Management And Other Hunting Issues In Washington

Status And Trends Of The World’s Invertebrates

First Direct, Site-Wide Penguin Survey At Deception Island

Survey In China Highlights Support For Shark Conservation

Public Agrees That Visiting Zoos And Aquariums Helps People Appreciate Animals More

Where Cats Belong And Where They Don’t

Quantifying Loss Of Acoustic Communication Space For Right Whales In And Around A U.S. National Marine Sanctuary

Wildlife Tourists In India’s Emerging Economy

Human-Animal Conflict Minimised In Cashews

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