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Sep 30 2021 | Sara Streeter

Farmers, Wildlife, And Conservation In India

In India, farmland owners are open to changing their farming practices to be more wildlife-friendly, despite having conflict with wild animals. READ MORE

Sep 29 2021 | Emma Hakansson

Fashion’s Wild Animal Exploitation: The Case Of Saltwater Crocodiles

Investigative footage from Australian farms owned by luxury brand Hermés has exposed the crocodile skin industry. When will fashion evolve beyond exploiting wild animals for the sake of fashion? READ MORE

Sep 28 2021 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

Human-Animal Studies: Past, Present, & Future

In seeking to understand the relationships between humans and animals, the field of Human-Animal Studies provides scientific and social-scientific insight for the animal advocacy movement. READ MORE

Sep 27 2021 | Sara Streeter

Towards A Just Food Future: Reimagining Dairy Systems

Dairy intensification is about the cows, and so much more. Milk production systems have also affected the environment, social landscapes, and human health. READ MORE

Sep 24 2021 | Trent Davidson

Born Free: How Captivity-Induced Stress Changes Different Species’ Physiology

A literature review shows that the degree to which individual animals adjust to captivity is highly species-specific. Many never fully acclimate and suffer permanent physiological consequences. READ MORE

Sep 23 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

Coming Together To Move Beyond Animal-Based Food Systems

In a broad review, social scientists identify key research questions and themes that should be addressed for us to transition beyond animal-based foods. READ MORE

Sep 22 2021 | Sarah Hanneken

What Is Animal Law?

Faunalytics' board member Sarah Hanneken gives an overview of animal law, and how advocates can and do employ it in creative ways to attain positive outcomes for animals. READ MORE

Sep 22 2021 | Jennifer St. Onge

Using Nudges To Make Change For Animals

Research shows that sometimes a small nudge can go a long way towards helping change behavior. This blog gives you the rundown. READ MORE

Sep 21 2021 | Sara Streeter

Pandemic Puppies Were Real — Now For The Hard Part

The demand for puppies skyrocketed in the U.K. in spring 2020. But these "pandemic puppies," now grown, may face a variety of long-term risks to their welfare. READ MORE

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Farmers, Wildlife, And Conservation In India

Fashion’s Wild Animal Exploitation: The Case Of Saltwater Crocodiles

Human-Animal Studies: Past, Present, & Future

Towards A Just Food Future: Reimagining Dairy Systems

Born Free: How Captivity-Induced Stress Changes Different Species’ Physiology

Coming Together To Move Beyond Animal-Based Food Systems

What Is Animal Law?

Using Nudges To Make Change For Animals

Pandemic Puppies Were Real — Now For The Hard Part

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