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Apr 21 2021 | Nick Greenaway

Greyhound Racing: A Winnable Issue

In this blog and Faunalytics Factsheet, Nick Greenaway outlines the current state of greyhound racing globally, and why it's an industry that we can and should fight to end. READ MORE

Apr 20 2021 | Beth Snyder

COVID-19 Coverage Shines A Spotlight On Animal Agriculture Issues

Coverage of COVID-19’s interplay with industrial animal agriculture has focused public attention on the human-animal relationship. READ MORE

Apr 19 2021 | Lynda Korimboccus

Supporting Support Dogs: Mitigating Risk From Interactions With Kids

A review of studies spanning a decade finds that the quality of life of assistance, therapy, and companion dogs must inform best practices for child-dog interactions. READ MORE

Apr 16 2021 | Beth Snyder

Europe’s Animal Agriculture Drives Climate Change

The climate’s fate hinges on curbing greenhouse gas emissions. As a major GHG contributor, animal farming is a key battleground in the fight for our future. READ MORE

Apr 15 2021 | Sara Streeter

No Easy Answers To The Plight of Mountain Caribou

A 2019 study suggests lethal wolf control and maternal penning will help the mountain caribou. Scientists in this study disagree. READ MORE

Apr 14 2021 | Faunalytics

Not Small Potatoes: An Interview With Tiny Beam Fund

In this interview, we find out more about the Tiny Beam Fund's mission, how they approach their work, and how to know whether your project can make an impact in non-Western countries. READ MORE

Apr 13 2021 | Trent Davidson

The Importance Of Friends For Non-Human Animals’ Health

“Social determinants of health” are a cornerstone of human well-being. This study sheds light on the comparable benefit for animals as varied as orcas, meerkats, and various species of monkeys. READ MORE

Apr 12 2021 | Trent Davidson

Forecasting The Consumption Of Chickens In China

In recent years, consumption of pigs in China has declined dramatically. Meanwhile, demand for chicken was 12% higher than expected in previous years’ estimates. READ MORE

Apr 9 2021 | Hannah McKay

A Potential New Way To Assess Wild Animal Welfare

This study combines conservation and welfare research to lay out a new method and model for assessing wild animal welfare, using wild horses as a case study. READ MORE

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Greyhound Racing: A Winnable Issue

COVID-19 Coverage Shines A Spotlight On Animal Agriculture Issues

Supporting Support Dogs: Mitigating Risk From Interactions With Kids

Europe’s Animal Agriculture Drives Climate Change

No Easy Answers To The Plight of Mountain Caribou

Not Small Potatoes: An Interview With Tiny Beam Fund

The Importance Of Friends For Non-Human Animals’ Health

Forecasting The Consumption Of Chickens In China

A Potential New Way To Assess Wild Animal Welfare

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