Education Archives - Page 3 of 51

Nov 28 2022 | Trent Davidson

Looking Beyond English Language Conservation Research

The conservation of global biodiversity is a worldwide concern, yet the scientific community relies disproportionately on studies published in English. READ MORE

Sep 28 2022 | Jo Anderson

Knowledge Gaps: Animal-Focused Research Ideas For Grad Students

Going into an animal-related graduate studies program? We’ve compiled a list of 9 topics and research areas where you could have a big impact. READ MORE

Sep 21 2022 | karol orzechowski

Higher Education For Animal Advocacy

In this roundtable discussion, we connect with current and former Faunalytics staff and ambassadors to talk about their experiences studying animal issues in undergrad and grad school. READ MORE

Jul 20 2022 | Faunalytics

The Impossibility Of Quantifying Captive Aquatic Animal Populations

In this blog, law student Allison Anderson explores the challenge of counting how many aquatic animals are kept for public display in the United States. READ MORE

Jul 5 2022 | Casey Bond

What’s Missing In Sustainable Development?

In this policy brief, scholars argue that animals, humans, and the environment are interconnected, and that we cannot create a sustainable world without considering animal welfare. READ MORE

Jun 9 2022 | Thom Norman

Learning Not To Care About Animals

According to new research, speciesism is learned at a relatively late stage of a child’s development, emphasizing the need for humane education in schools. READ MORE

Mar 31 2022 | Sara Streeter

Silent But Deadly Bird Predators: Windows

Bird-window collisions kill hundreds of millions of birds each year. The public would like this to change, but they need more information. READ MORE

Oct 29 2020 | Faunalytics

Animal Welfare In Academia

This article looks at the history animal welfare as an academic discipline, examines the role of animal welfare centers in advancing the field, and analyzes some of their advantages and pitfalls. READ MORE

Jul 20 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Can Classroom Presentations Lead To Lower Animal Consumption?

Researchers find that classroom presentations aimed at lowering animal product consumption may lead to more positive attitudes and changes in consumer behavior. READ MORE

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