Ecotourism can be a benefit to both humans and animals, but commodifying the environment is inherently risky, with many potential unintended consequences. READ MORE
With so much buzz about innovative ways to promote conservation, we may be neglecting the simplest, most effective option: paying people to conserve their local environment. READ MORE
A pragmatic formulation of the precautionary principle for animal sentience is presented and is argued to enable quick decision-making to prevent serious animal welfare issues. READ MORE
Our Faunalytics Index for October 2018 looks at ecotourism, free-roaming and feral cats, nudges towards less meat consumption, and much more. READ MORE
Nature preserve tourism is often praised for helping fund wildlife conservation efforts and combatting climate change. This study argues that ecotourism has another benefit: it’s profitable. READ MORE
Scientists consider humans an oncogenic species, and outline which anthropogenic impacts may increase the risk of cancer in wildlife. READ MORE
Chronic pain and quality of life are not just a matter of clinical health, but also of general happiness and welfare. Vets need to work with guardians closely to monitor [...] READ MORE
New study shows that humans have caused the Atlantic Forest to be “half-emptied” of medium and large mammals. READ MORE
Measurment of stress hormones reveals that kosher slaughtered cows endure highly elevated levels of stress during slaughter. Pursuing animal welfare measures in religious slaughtering procedures could change that. READ MORE
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