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Jul 12 2022 | Susan Gabriel

Do Fish Feel Pain? Scientists Still Can’t Agree

The debate regarding fish sentience continues to rage on between those who believe fish feel pain, and those who do not. But there’s much more to this question than meets the eye. READ MORE

Jul 8 2022 | Sara Streeter

When Household Items Become Dog Stressors

Humans know that the microwave and vacuum cleaner pose no threat. Our dogs don’t always see it that way. READ MORE

Jul 5 2022 | Casey Bond

What’s Missing In Sustainable Development?

In this policy brief, scholars argue that animals, humans, and the environment are interconnected, and that we cannot create a sustainable world without considering animal welfare. READ MORE

Jul 1 2022 | Lukas Jasiunas

Do Consumers Care About Farmed Insect Welfare?

A team of researchers from Germany set out to learn what aspects of current animal welfare standards could be relevant to insects, and what shapes consumers’ understanding of insect welfare. READ MORE

Jun 22 2022 | Andrea Polanco

The Challenges Of Researching Animal Advocacy Protests

In our latest report we found that protests may not be an effective tactic in changing individual consumer behavior. Here we discuss how we came to those conclusions. READ MORE

Jun 17 2022 | Sara Streeter

Hearing Their Pain: Acoustic Monitoring

Wild animal welfare is a field that is still in its early stages. Remote acoustic monitoring systems could have a major impact on how we measure animals’ affective states. READ MORE

Jun 6 2022 | Kerri Tenniswood

The Evolution Of Companion Dogs

Companion dogs are prone to loneliness, anxiety, and depression. A study of free-roaming village dogs shows how understanding "petification" can help us improve our companions' lives. READ MORE

May 31 2022 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

What’s Next For The Vegan Materials Industry?

Vegan meat alternatives have exploded in popularity. Could plant-based materials do the same and make an impact in the fashion industry? READ MORE

May 23 2022 | Casey Bond

Wild Animal Agency And Why It’s Important

Traditional wild animal conservation treats animals as passive, predictable beings. This paper argues for an approach that considers their agency in conservation decisions. READ MORE

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Do Fish Feel Pain? Scientists Still Can’t Agree

When Household Items Become Dog Stressors

What’s Missing In Sustainable Development?

Do Consumers Care About Farmed Insect Welfare?

The Challenges Of Researching Animal Advocacy Protests

Hearing Their Pain: Acoustic Monitoring

The Evolution Of Companion Dogs

What’s Next For The Vegan Materials Industry?

Wild Animal Agency And Why It’s Important

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