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Oct 27 2017 | Faunalytics

Can Camera Traps Capture Animal Sociality?

Camera traps are a potentially powerful tool for doing surveys of wild animal populations, but may not be able to capture social subtleties. READ MORE

Oct 25 2017 | Faunalytics

10 Things We Learned From Research This Year (So Far)

A round-up of research from our 2017 collection (so far) provides data on farmed animals, protein alternatives, wild animal protection, and much more. READ MORE

Oct 23 2017 | Faunalytics

Demonization Of Wildlife: A Case Study With Sea Gulls In Britain

A look at how the media plays a role in perpetuating negative attitudes towards animals, and how it could shift the conversation more positively. READ MORE

Oct 9 2017 | Stella Bang

The Human Impact On The Biosphere

A new paper seeks to quantify changes in the Earth's biomass over time, and looks at how we might mitigate humans' impacts on the planet. READ MORE

Oct 3 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Endangered Species Recovery And Modelling

Researchers use field data on piping plovers to create a universal mathematical model that can predict extinction probabilities. READ MORE

Oct 2 2017 | Florence Williams

El Niño’s Effects On Farmed Animal Predation

Farmed animals may be particularly vulnerable to predation during droughts caused by the El Niño Southern Oscillation. Wildlife managers should take note. READ MORE

Sep 28 2017 | Mona Zahir

Population Modelling And Reintroduction: A Case Study With Gorillas

A study of western lowland gorillas finds they stand a good chance of surviving extinction, but continuous data is needed to keep tabs on their progress. READ MORE

Sep 18 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Improving The Outcomes Of Native Freshwater Fish Reintroductions

Biologists reviewed 75 studies of native freshwater fish reintroductions in order to identify good predictors success and best practices. READ MORE

Sep 11 2017 | Linda Tyler

Mapping Conservation For Marine Mammals

Protecting bio-diverse areas is important, but the protection of core habitats for individual species may represent a more meaningful starting point. READ MORE

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