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Mar 27 2023 | Sarah Bluhm

Meat Shame And Plant-Based Diets

Some omnivores feel more “meat shame” than others. This research explores what differentiates these consumers and suggests effective ways to change their habits for the better. READ MORE

Mar 24 2023 | Amanda Favara

Transitioning Animal Farms To Offset Carbon Emissions

This study looks at the viability of using “carbon offset” programs to transition animal farms to plant-based production. READ MORE

Mar 23 2023 | Trent Davidson

How Dehorning Affects Black Rhino Populations

One technique used to reduce the poaching of black rhinos is removing their horns. A recent study looked at the potential effects of this practice on rhino population dynamics. READ MORE

Mar 22 2023 | Eva Hamer

Using Narrative And Framing In Animal Advocacy

A series of studies by Pax Fauna looks at the use of narrative in animal advocacy. Eva Hamer looks at some of the top themes from the reports, as well as recommendations for advocates. READ MORE

Mar 21 2023 | Sara Streeter

Animal Welfare Regulations Don’t Always Help Animals

Farmed animal welfare was supposed to improve as countries adopted stricter standards. While animals may be better fed, watered, and bedded, they are still suffering. READ MORE

Mar 20 2023 | Kerri Tenniswood

Did COVID-19 Lockdowns Improve Birdsong?

After measuring birdsongs from urban San Francisco swallows during the COVID-19 lockdowns, scientists found a marked improvement in song quality. READ MORE

Mar 17 2023 | Damin Curtis

Exploring Assistance Dog Welfare

This Australian paper discusses some of the regulatory, training, and access issues that can affect the welfare of assistance dogs — and in many cases, the welfare of their caretakers. READ MORE

Mar 16 2023 | Trent Davidson

Learning From A Landmark Animal Rights Campaign

This report explored the Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty campaign, including what today’s animal advocates can learn from it. READ MORE

Mar 15 2023 | Laura Driscoll

Connecting Animal Advocacy To Food Justice

In this blog, Laura Driscoll of Stray Dog Institute makes a strong case for cross-movement collaboration and cooperation between animal and food justice advocates. READ MORE

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Meat Shame And Plant-Based Diets

Transitioning Animal Farms To Offset Carbon Emissions

How Dehorning Affects Black Rhino Populations

Using Narrative And Framing In Animal Advocacy

Animal Welfare Regulations Don’t Always Help Animals

Did COVID-19 Lockdowns Improve Birdsong?

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Learning From A Landmark Animal Rights Campaign

Connecting Animal Advocacy To Food Justice

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