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Sep 4 2026 | David Church

How Smart Camera Technology Can Benefit Chickens And Farmers

This study tested whether a smart camera system could provide valuable information about chicken health and welfare to augment the data already collected on farms in the European Union and United States. READ MORE

Sep 3 2026 | Mariana Mota

Breaking Down The Barriers To Animal-Free Research

New approach methodologies (NAMs) are a promising replacement for animal testing, with potential to provide more human-relevant data with greater predictive power. But barriers to their adoption remain. READ MORE

Aug 28 2026 | Meghann Cant

Funding Practices In Farmed Animal Advocacy

Candid interviews with 34 fundraisers reveal what’s working — and what isn’t — in how funders support the farmed animal advocacy movement. READ MORE

Aug 25 2026 | Mariana Mota

Grimace Scale Training Boosts Confidence In Spotting Animal Pain

Training people who work in the research and teaching industry on grimace scales can make them more confident in recognizing animal pain and more willing to offer pain relief. READ MORE

Aug 21 2026 | Meghann Cant

Most People Worldwide Trust Scientists Despite Crisis Claims

Despite widespread narratives of a trust crisis, a 68-country survey finds that most people globally trust scientists and want them more involved in public life. READ MORE

Aug 13 2026 | Meghann Cant

Compassion Alone Won’t Drive Change For Animals

Research shows that compassion appeals can effectively motivate donations, but may fall short in mobilizing people for broader change unless paired with moral anger or guilt. READ MORE

Aug 3 2026 | Meghann Cant

Facebook’s Algorithms Are Driving The Illegal Wildlife Trade

Wild animals, along with their parts and products, are being traded illegally online on a massive scale. One social media platform sits at the center of it all. READ MORE

Jul 28 2026 | Jennifer Rao

City Rat Numbers Are Rising With The Climate

Researchers tracked rat populations in 16 cities worldwide and found that long-term temperature increases, urbanization, and denser human populations are driving rat numbers up. READ MORE

Jul 24 2026 | Mona Zahir

The Limited Power Of Farmed Animal Welfare Inspectors

Across the European Union, expert veterinarians are sent out to ensure that farms and slaughterhouses do the bare minimum. And sometimes, even minimal welfare is too high a bar where economics are concerned. READ MORE

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How Smart Camera Technology Can Benefit Chickens And Farmers

Breaking Down The Barriers To Animal-Free Research

Funding Practices In Farmed Animal Advocacy

Grimace Scale Training Boosts Confidence In Spotting Animal Pain

Most People Worldwide Trust Scientists Despite Crisis Claims

Compassion Alone Won’t Drive Change For Animals

Facebook’s Algorithms Are Driving The Illegal Wildlife Trade

City Rat Numbers Are Rising With The Climate

The Limited Power Of Farmed Animal Welfare Inspectors

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