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May 14 2019 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Three Years, Six Shelters, 72,970 Cats: The TNVR Impact

Can trap-neuter-vaccinate-return be a viable solution to the animal shelter crisis in the U.S.? This study finds success at six municipal shelters. READ MORE

May 13 2019 | Sara Streeter

Got Milk? Make A Political Statement

The alt-right is using lactose tolerance along with the cultural practices of animal domestication and meat consumption to support their world view of white superiority. This study examines the phenomenon. READ MORE

May 10 2019 | Sara Streeter

Seahorses Under Siege: When Trade Bans Don’t Work

Despite international bans on both the export and import of dried and live seahorses, there remains a thriving underground trade in this endangered marine animal. READ MORE

May 9 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Backyard Hens: Concerns And Challenges

Challenges for backyard chicken flocks include predation, malnutrition, disease, lack of qualified veterinary support, and discarding at old age. READ MORE

May 8 2019 | Karoline Kingston

The Importance Of Bumblebee Conservation

The steady reduction of global bumblebee populations has had detrimental effects on ecosystems, bringing about the necessity of dedicated measures to prevent further decline. READ MORE

May 7 2019 | Owen Rogers

How Eating Meat Becomes A Moral Issue: Push And Pull

By understanding what factors in particular lead people to believe eating meat is immoral, we can prioritize the areas with greatest effect. READ MORE

May 6 2019 | Emily Hatch

Light Pollution And Moth Behavior

Moths appear to adapt to light pollution over time by evolving a reduced tendency to fly toward artificial light sources. READ MORE

May 3 2019 | Gabriel Borden

Cow Fatalities On Farms And General Farm Animal Welfare

Researchers need to find efficient ways of gathering important animal welfare data, and the general public must continue the trend of demanding animal welfare transparency. READ MORE

May 2 2019 | Kopal Jha

California Sea Otters Need Kelp Cover To Recover

Data from Monterey Bay reveals that human intervention is necessary to help sea otter populations expand their geographic range. READ MORE

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Three Years, Six Shelters, 72,970 Cats: The TNVR Impact

Got Milk? Make A Political Statement

Seahorses Under Siege: When Trade Bans Don’t Work

Backyard Hens: Concerns And Challenges

The Importance Of Bumblebee Conservation

How Eating Meat Becomes A Moral Issue: Push And Pull

Light Pollution And Moth Behavior

Cow Fatalities On Farms And General Farm Animal Welfare

California Sea Otters Need Kelp Cover To Recover

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