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A guest blog from Raquel Costa of the Primate Cognition Research Group sheds light on the complexities of observational tourism as a support for conservation. READ MORE
Individual Vs. Population Welfare At Zoos And Aquaria
Measuring welfare for individual animals is different from measuring population-wide welfare. These authors argue that zoo and aquarium professionals should use both methods together. READ MORE
Helping Shelter Dogs Through Short-Term Outings
This study found that brief fostering stays and trips outside a shelter can improve shelter dogs’ adoption outcomes. READ MORE
What’s In A Label?: Deciphering And Improving Animal Product Welfare Labels
Package labels are a key way consumers evaluate the "humaneness" of animal products. This Faunalytics factsheet gives insight into what these labels actually mean, and how they can be improved. READ MORE
Assessing Wild Octopus Welfare
Researchers analyzed photos and videos of wild octopuses in their natural environments to identify signs of negative welfare. READ MORE
Australia’s Subordinate Animal Welfare Legislation
This paper breaks down Australia’s system of "secondary" animal protection laws, including how each state or territory regulates animal issues. READ MORE
Saving On Healthcare Thanks To Our Animals
Research shows that companion animals can have positive health effects for their guardians. How does this impact annual healthcare savings? READ MORE
The New Faunalytics.org: A User’s Guide
To celebrate our website relaunch, Content Director karol orzechowski outlines some of the newest faunalytics.org features that will help increase the effectiveness of your animal advocacy. READ MORE
The Rise Of Alt-Meat: Consumer Trends And Strategies
This report investigates different factors related to the success of meat alternatives and how conventional meat producers may respond. READ MORE