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Jun 29 2022 | Casey Bond

What’s Abuzz With Wild Insects?

Insect populations around the world are in decline, largely due to human activity. This blog explores how intensive agriculture threatens insects and how we can change the course of their fate. READ MORE

Jun 28 2022 | Katharina Hofmann

Paying Consumers To Help The Environment?

Climate change advocates aim to convince consumers to limit their environmentally-harmful behaviors. But what are the private costs of behavior change, and how can this inform policy solutions? READ MORE

Jun 27 2022 | Sara Streeter

Safety In Numbers: Bean Geese And Ship Noise

Bean geese exposed to noise at close range eat less and are on alert more. However, being part of a larger flock seems to ease some of this stress. READ MORE

Jun 24 2022 | Sara Streeter

Animals Aren’t The Only Victims In Slaughterhouses

Slaughterhouse workers kill for a living. But their employment choices are often limited, and the costs to their mental and physical health can be great. READ MORE

Jun 23 2022 | Thyl Moors

Why Is It Hard To Monitor Whale Sharks?

This study highlights the evolution of a whale shark population in Tanzania, and the importance of monitoring this species over the long term to protect them. READ MORE

Jun 22 2022 | Andrea Polanco

The Challenges Of Researching Animal Advocacy Protests

In our latest report we found that protests may not be an effective tactic in changing individual consumer behavior. Here we discuss how we came to those conclusions. READ MORE

Jun 21 2022 | Michael Deng

Transforming The Food System Starts With Funding

Certain commodity crops dominate global agriculture, leading to human and environmental health issues. Shifting to other commodities may improve the status quo, but more data is needed. READ MORE

Jun 20 2022 | Casey Bond

The Future Of Citizen Science

Many conservation projects rely on citizen science to monitor wild animals. Moving forward, how can we ensure these efforts are scientifically rigorous and reliable? READ MORE

Jun 17 2022 | Sara Streeter

Hearing Their Pain: Acoustic Monitoring

Wild animal welfare is a field that is still in its early stages. Remote acoustic monitoring systems could have a major impact on how we measure animals’ affective states. READ MORE

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What’s Abuzz With Wild Insects?

Paying Consumers To Help The Environment?

Safety In Numbers: Bean Geese And Ship Noise

Animals Aren’t The Only Victims In Slaughterhouses

Why Is It Hard To Monitor Whale Sharks?

The Challenges Of Researching Animal Advocacy Protests

Transforming The Food System Starts With Funding

The Future Of Citizen Science

Hearing Their Pain: Acoustic Monitoring

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