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Apr 22 2020 | Brooke Haggerty

Fundraising In The Midst Of A Global Crisis

Faunalytics’ Executive Director Brooke Haggerty looks at how data can guide advocates through the ebb and flow of philanthropy in tumultuous times. READ MORE

Apr 21 2020 | Sara Streeter

Can You Hear Me Now? Ocean Noise And Minke Whales

The ocean is becoming an increasingly noisy place. In response, Minke whales increase their call volume to a point, before they seem to give up altogether. READ MORE

Apr 20 2020 | Trent Davidson

How To Build Better Dog-Human Companionship

This study looked at the factors that make a “very satisfactory” relationship between humans and their canine companions. While both dog and human behavior play important roles, there were some surprises. READ MORE

Apr 17 2020 | Faunalytics

Media Messaging On Eating Meat And Climate Change

Many people are unaware that eating meat contributes to climate change. This study looks at how we can use media to communicate more effectively about this issue across various cultural contexts. READ MORE

Apr 16 2020 | Mona Zahir

Decreasing Perceived Barriers To Veganism: A Case Study With Soul Food

Many people think there are a range of perceived barriers to going vegan. Information about how to maintain a plant-based diet, followed by trying it out, can decrease those negative perceptions. READ MORE

Apr 15 2020 | karol orzechowski

COVID-19 & Animals: Cutting Through The Noise

We look at some myths and facts about the COVID-19 pandemic, and discuss what role animal advocates can play in cutting through the noise — for ourselves, for our audience, and for the animals. READ MORE

Apr 14 2020 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Dispelling Myths About Mutts: A Literature Review

A research review from The National Canine Research Council reveals how unreliable data has created misconceptions related to how dog breeds are perceived. READ MORE

Apr 13 2020 | Owen Rogers

What Does The Ag Industry Think Of Plant-Based Meat?

A survey from the National Cattleman’s Beef Association sheds light on the U.S. public’s thinking around the new wave of meatless meat, and what the organization is doing in response. READ MORE

Apr 10 2020 | Jeanette Shutay

Climate Change And Species Extinction

The most significant factors in predicting extinction include extreme maximum temperatures, and a species' ability to disperse into new locations that resemble their niche habitats. READ MORE

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Fundraising In The Midst Of A Global Crisis

Can You Hear Me Now? Ocean Noise And Minke Whales

How To Build Better Dog-Human Companionship

Media Messaging On Eating Meat And Climate Change

Decreasing Perceived Barriers To Veganism: A Case Study With Soul Food

COVID-19 & Animals: Cutting Through The Noise

Dispelling Myths About Mutts: A Literature Review

What Does The Ag Industry Think Of Plant-Based Meat?

Climate Change And Species Extinction

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