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May 22 2018 | Mona Zahir

Improving The Survival Of Migratory Animals

Climate change and human activity can have a huge effect on animal migration. Research shows the migration patterns of younger animals may be the key to managing and forecasting the declines of many threatened species. READ MORE

May 21 2018 | Linda Tyler

Meat And Protein Consumption In The U.S.: The Best Estimates

We know that people are over-consuming meat and protein in the U.S., but arriving at exact numbers is difficult. This study cuts through the confusion to provide the best estimates. READ MORE

May 18 2018 | karol orzechowski

Perfect Vs. Good: Is An All-Or-Nothing Approach Effective For Reducing Meat Consumption?

Research shows that a reduced-meat diet has the highest prevalence rate among U.S. adults, and could be the driver for the greatest number of meat-free meals eaten each week. READ MORE

May 17 2018 | Faunalytics

Pedigree Dog Breeding Practices: An International Review

A survey of kennel clubs around the world concludes that there is little consistency across regions when it comes to breeding policies and regulations. READ MORE

May 15 2018 | Christina Skasa

Are North American Wildlife Management Approaches Sufficiently Science Based?

Many agencies claim that their wildlife management approaches are science-based. This study challenges that claim by showing how key scientific “hallmarks” are largely absent from their plans. READ MORE

May 14 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Dog Talk: Adult Dogs Prefer ‘Dog-Directed’ Speech

Using "naturalistic dog-directed speech" - similar to "infant directed speech" - improves dogs’ attention level, and may strengthen the bond between humans and their companions. READ MORE

May 11 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Feeding The World Without Destroying Forests

Many options exist to meet the global food demand in 2050 without more deforestation, even at low crop-yield levels. This study explores future scenarios and potential ways forward. READ MORE

May 10 2018 | Owen Rogers

Animal Advocacy And Social Movement Theory: ‘New Ways Of Being’

Instead of directly resisting power, many animal advocacy groups bypass it or ignore it, as they create new ways of being that challenge the current system from the ground up. READ MORE

May 9 2018 | James Videle

Deconstructing Animal Exploitation In The U.S., One Study At A Time

A guest blog from The Humane Party's James Videle highlights the work of their "Economic Transition Team," who gather and analyze statistics on animal industries in the U.S., with the ultimate goal of ending animal exploitation. READ MORE

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Improving The Survival Of Migratory Animals

Meat And Protein Consumption In The U.S.: The Best Estimates

Perfect Vs. Good: Is An All-Or-Nothing Approach Effective For Reducing Meat Consumption?

Pedigree Dog Breeding Practices: An International Review

Are North American Wildlife Management Approaches Sufficiently Science Based?

Dog Talk: Adult Dogs Prefer ‘Dog-Directed’ Speech

Feeding The World Without Destroying Forests

Animal Advocacy And Social Movement Theory: ‘New Ways Of Being’

Deconstructing Animal Exploitation In The U.S., One Study At A Time

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