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Sep 30 2014 | Faunalytics

Effects Of Wind Energy Development On Nesting Ecology

Wind turbines have had no effect on site selection preferences by the Greater Prairie Chickens. READ MORE

Sep 24 2014 | Faunalytics

Differential Responses Of Large Mammals To Logging

A conservation effort in a remote region of Borneo has found that whilst some species preferred logged areas, medium and large carnivores prefer forests. READ MORE

Sep 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Naturalistic Exhibits More Effective Than Traditional Exhibits

Placing gorillas and chimps in a naturalistic habitat increased the positive feelings towards apes as opposed to a more artificial environment. READ MORE

Sep 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Reduced Meat And Dairy Consumption Necessary For Climate Change Targets

It is unlikely that the animal agricultural industry can reach UN goals to maintain global temperature increase by 2 degrees without a significant reduction in meat and dairy consumption. READ MORE

Sep 12 2014 | Faunalytics

Assessing Multiregion Avian Benefits From Strategically Targeted Agricultural Buffers

The majority of species near buffered fields showed large increase in breeding populations whilst in a unbuffered field only a small increase was shown. READ MORE

Sep 2 2014 | Faunalytics

Biomass Use, Production, Feed Efficiencies, And Greenhouse Gas Emissions From “Livestock”

A 120-page appendix describing biomass consumption, farm size and practices, and animal-related greenhouse gas emissions in global "livestock" farming. READ MORE

Aug 27 2014 | Faunalytics

Natural Mink Fur And Faux Fur Products, An Environmental Comparison

This study found that mink fur production has ten times the impact on climate change per kilo when compared to faux fur production. READ MORE

Aug 25 2014 | Faunalytics

Management Preferences Of Stakeholders On Feral Cats

An abundance of feral cats are causing wildlife management problems in Hawaii, and respondents favor using trapping and lethal injection over trapping and neuter-release programs. READ MORE

Aug 22 2014 | Faunalytics

Animal Reintroductions: An Innovative Assessment Of Survival

A study has reintroduced Boreal Toad tadpoles at Rocky Mountain National park to increase the declining population. READ MORE

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Effects Of Wind Energy Development On Nesting Ecology

Differential Responses Of Large Mammals To Logging

Naturalistic Exhibits More Effective Than Traditional Exhibits

Reduced Meat And Dairy Consumption Necessary For Climate Change Targets

Assessing Multiregion Avian Benefits From Strategically Targeted Agricultural Buffers

Biomass Use, Production, Feed Efficiencies, And Greenhouse Gas Emissions From “Livestock”

Natural Mink Fur And Faux Fur Products, An Environmental Comparison

Management Preferences Of Stakeholders On Feral Cats

Animal Reintroductions: An Innovative Assessment Of Survival

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