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Jan 22 2021 | Sara Streeter

Wildlife Protection In Laos

Balancing the needs of people, animals, and the environment is a great challenge in economically poor but biologically rich countries such as Laos PDR. READ MORE

Jan 21 2021 | Sara Streeter

An Animal By Any Other Name

We define “personhood” partly by cognitive ability, but there are other factors to consider. READ MORE

Jan 20 2021 | Krista Hiddema

Identifying And Mitigating Burnout In Animal Advocacy

Animal advocates are no strangers to burnout. In this blog, Krista Hiddema looks at burnout from an occupational perspective, and offers ideas for how organizations and individuals can mitigate it. READ MORE

Jan 19 2021 | Beth Snyder

How Moral Shock Makes An Impression

Explicit images of animal exploitation can be shocking, and they are often used by advocates for both outreach and retention. This study looks at how they work. READ MORE

Jan 18 2021 | Sara Streeter

What Dogs Can Teach Us About Global Challenges

Humans face a long list of global challenges. Using our relationship with dogs as a template, researchers show how an interdisciplinary approach can help us move forward. READ MORE

Jan 15 2021 | Emmanuel Smith

Information Availability and Lab-Grown Meat Acceptance

Researchers investigate how exposure to various types of information and the ability to taste “lab-grown” meat affects consumers’ acceptance of this new biological technology. READ MORE

Jan 14 2021 | Faunalytics

The Harms Of Alligator Wrestling

Analysis of alligator wrestling videos in Florida reveals systemic welfare harms for these animals, and little evidence that the attraction promotes positive conservation outcomes. READ MORE

Jan 13 2021 | Matthew Montalbano

Twitter Trends: #CageFree, #Vegan, #AnimalRights, and More!

In this analysis, we present a year in tweets, and look at what Twitter trends can show us about vegan diets, attitudes about animal protection, and more. READ MORE

Jan 12 2021 | Thyl Moors

International Trade Regulation Fails To Protect Many Reptile Species

36% of all reptile species are available on the online market. This article highlights the gaps in international trade regulation, the consequences for biodiversity, and ways to address it. READ MORE

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Wildlife Protection In Laos

An Animal By Any Other Name

Identifying And Mitigating Burnout In Animal Advocacy

How Moral Shock Makes An Impression

What Dogs Can Teach Us About Global Challenges

Information Availability and Lab-Grown Meat Acceptance

The Harms Of Alligator Wrestling

Twitter Trends: #CageFree, #Vegan, #AnimalRights, and More!

International Trade Regulation Fails To Protect Many Reptile Species

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