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Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

How The Country Fox Learnt To Love City Living

This article found that the fox population in Britain had moved from country side areas to urban based area. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Black Bear Hunting In Colorado

The majority of Colorado residents believe that bear hunting using bait, dogs, or in the Spring shouldn't be allowed. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Canadian Public Opinion On Leg Hold Traps

This survey found that the majority of the Canadian public opposes trapping, but nearly half don't even know it is used in Canada. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Decimated Moose Population Attributed To Brain Worm, Predators And Habitat Factors

Moose population in Aulneau Peninsula, are 10% of what they were in 1990, with brain worm, predators and habitat factors being blamed by experts for the decline. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Eagle Count Shows 71 In Massachusetts

This survey in the state of Massachusetts found there were sightings of 71 individual bald eagles in the state. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Alberta Motor Association’s Member Opinion Survey Results

A majority of Albertans view wildlife vehicle collisions as a problem and most believe that education and awareness are the most effective measures to reduce wildlife collisions. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Strong Majority Opposes Drilling In Arctic Wildlife Refuge

The majority of respondents feel there are better alternatives to drilling in the Arctic Refuge and the percentage of approval varies depending on rational gave for the oil drilling. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Factors Related To Hunting And Fishing Participation Among The Nation’s Youth

This study evaluated U.S. youth attitudes on hunting, recreational fishing, wildlife, amongst other hunting related questions. READ MORE

Aug 4 2012 | Faunalytics

Dolphin Therapy is Booming Despite Concerns about Efficacy and Animal Cruelty

Dolphin-assisted therapy claims that brief exposure to dolphins is so rewarding that it "jump-starts" humans' receptiveness to conventional therapies. READ MORE

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How The Country Fox Learnt To Love City Living

Black Bear Hunting In Colorado

Canadian Public Opinion On Leg Hold Traps

Decimated Moose Population Attributed To Brain Worm, Predators And Habitat Factors

Eagle Count Shows 71 In Massachusetts

Alberta Motor Association’s Member Opinion Survey Results

Strong Majority Opposes Drilling In Arctic Wildlife Refuge

Factors Related To Hunting And Fishing Participation Among The Nation’s Youth

Dolphin Therapy is Booming Despite Concerns about Efficacy and Animal Cruelty

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