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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

Jun 16 2022 | Sara Streeter

Injecting Science Into The Debate About Rodeos

There is little scientific evidence on the experience of bucking horses at rodeo events. This study offers some reassurance on their welfare, but advocates need to stay on top of the issue. READ MORE

Jun 15 2022 | Brooke Haggerty

Faunalytics’ 2022 Mid-Year Report

An update from our director Brooke Haggerty to keep our supporters and fellow advocates informed about our latest research, newest resources, and upcoming events. READ MORE

Jun 14 2022 | Nick Souter

Should We Genetically Engineer Coral?

Genetically engineered, heat-resistant coral has the potential to help maintain the Great Barrier Reef. The public supports its use but there are concerns worth addressing. READ MORE

Jun 13 2022 | Casey Bond

Meat Reduction Through Our Lives

People are motivated to reduce their meat intake for a variety of personal and socioeconomic reasons. This study explores how meat reduction differs for young adults, families, and retirees. READ MORE

Jun 10 2022 | Lindsey Stowell

Reframing Our Relationship With Service Dogs

There is currently a huge demand for trained service dogs. This article explores how society views service dogs and how their rights can be safeguarded. 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

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