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Oct 8 2010 | Faunalytics

Factors Influencing The Social Acceptability Of Large Carnivore Behaviors

This study found that peoples' views towards carnivores are based on their demographic and that people have differing attitudes depending on the carnivore specified. READ MORE

Oct 4 2010 | Faunalytics

Australian Consumers Unaware Of Meat Production Methods

This survey finds that Australians do not have a good understanding of chicken production and lack knowledge on basic farming practises in Australia. READ MORE

Sep 15 2010 | Faunalytics

Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

This article discusses the labeling of animal products, how the current system is misunderstood by consumers, and how labeling uses misleading terminology. READ MORE

Sep 13 2010 | Faunalytics

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

This survey found that U.S. consumers are relatively unknowledgeable about food safety and preparation; either overly cautious or not cautious enough. READ MORE

Aug 24 2010 | Faunalytics

The Art Of Asking Questions

When determining public opinion through surveys, it is important that the design of the survey is rigidly created to be as accurate as possible. The book “The Art of Asking Questions” offers insightful advice to advocates creating surveys. READ MORE

Aug 16 2010 | Faunalytics

Consumer Liking And Willingness To Pay For High Welfare Animal-Based Products

Effective labelling on animal-based products can increase both the demand for, and welfare of, farm animals. READ MORE

Aug 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Animal Advocacy At The Crossroads

Even though the debate in both the environmental and animal advocacy movements are seemingly heading towards a crossroads, this debate will likely rage on for quite a while yet, as activists have still not reached a consensus on their tactics. READ MORE

Aug 5 2010 | Faunalytics

Collaborative Activity In Community-Based Wildlife Management

Community collaboration with wildlife agencies in co-management is the best form of wildlife management by allowing the community to be involved and understand the process. READ MORE

Jul 12 2010 | Faunalytics

Entertainment, Education, And Captive Animals

The vast number of visitors to zoos and circuses shows that support for animals in entertainment remains mainstream. This is despite a lack of research supporting the supposed positives of animals of entertainment. READ MORE

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Factors Influencing The Social Acceptability Of Large Carnivore Behaviors

Australian Consumers Unaware Of Meat Production Methods

Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

The Art Of Asking Questions

Consumer Liking And Willingness To Pay For High Welfare Animal-Based Products

Animal Advocacy At The Crossroads

Collaborative Activity In Community-Based Wildlife Management

Entertainment, Education, And Captive Animals

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