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The Effectiveness of Celebrities in Conservation Marketing

Posted on May 4, 2018

Using celebrities in conservation campaign materials may increase people’s interest in the cause, but also decrease their ability to recall the information presented. READ MORE

Environmental Gains From Individual Dietary Change Are Both ...

Posted on May 3, 2018

Eliminating all meat from your diet can reduce emissions by 35%, while changing from carbon-intensive meats to ones that are less so can net an 18% reduction. READ MORE

Faunalytics Index – May 2018

Posted on May 2, 2018

Our Faunalytics Index for May 2018 looks at the benefits of artificial reefs, Welfare Quality protocols, research animal advocacy, companion animals in South Korea, and more. READ MORE

Adopting A Vegetarian Diet Can Significantly Reduce Individu...

Posted on May 1, 2018

Researchers find that a vegetarian diet is among the 4 most impactful, albeit under-promoted, individual actions to combat climate change. READ MORE

The Manure Surplus: Digging Into The Numbers

Posted on April 30, 2018

The number of animals being farmed in the U.S. generates so much manure, that it exceeds the fertilization needs of crop and grazing land by alarming rates. READ MORE

Abandoned Animal Adoption: The Influence Of Message Framing

Posted on April 26, 2018

People may be more willing to adopt abandoned animals, if outreach messages focus on the possible negative outcomes those animals may face if they stay on the streets or in shelters. READ MORE

Pain And Personality In Dogs

Posted on April 17, 2018

Knowing dogs' personality type may be a useful way for veterinarians to assess differences in response to pain. However, asking guardians to rate their dogs' pain tends to be unreliable. READ MORE

Boat Noise And Fish Communication

Posted on April 16, 2018

Near constant low frequency sound reduces the communication space for certain fish species during critical biological periods. READ MORE

Inside Animal Minds: A Review

Posted on April 13, 2018

Understanding how animals relate to themselves, their world, and their environment would enrich our thinking on how to improve their welfare and the way they are handled. READ MORE

The Effectiveness of Celebrities in Conservation Marketing

Environmental Gains From Individual Dietary Change Are Both ...

Adopting A Vegetarian Diet Can Significantly Reduce Individu...

The Manure Surplus: Digging Into The Numbers

Abandoned Animal Adoption: The Influence Of Message Framing

Pain And Personality In Dogs

Boat Noise And Fish Communication

Inside Animal Minds: A Review

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