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Sep 19 2025 | Alan Jern

Industrial Animal Farms Contribute To Environmental Injustice

Areas surrounding cow and pig farms in the U.S. have higher-than-average amounts of harmful particulate matter in the air. People living in nearby communities are especially at risk. READ MORE

Sep 10 2025 | Björn Ólafsson

Research Round-Up: A Guide For University Advocates

Student animal advocacy is, in many ways, a lifeblood of the animal protection movement. Our guide will help student activists enhance and accelerate their campus advocacy efforts. READ MORE

Sep 8 2025 | Alex Geerts

Can Changing The Way We Present Data Overcome Political Differences?

An innovative study reveals that combining science and art makes climate data more engaging and may even reduce political polarization. READ MORE

Sep 4 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

Is It Time To Regulate Canada’s Dog Training Industry?

In Canada, dog training is an unregulated profession, meaning that anyone can call themselves a trainer. This raises serious concerns for dog welfare. READ MORE

Sep 1 2025 | Becka Simon

Gender Gap Widens In Veg*n Diet Trends

A 15-year study finds that veg*nism is rising among women, but not among men, with different motivations driving each group. READ MORE

Aug 20 2025 | Björn Ólafsson

Tactics In Practice: The Impact Of Vegan Documentary And Video

Many vegans note the importance of animal advocacy documentaries in their individual journeys, but the concrete data appears more mixed. This deep dive explores how to get the most impact from documentary films for animals. READ MORE

Aug 15 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Geography Isn’t A Barrier To Farmed Animal Protection In The United States

A large-scale study finds that residents of high and low animal agriculture states share remarkably similar views on farmed animal welfare, suggesting advocates can use consistent approaches nationwide. READ MORE

Aug 14 2025 | Anne Bailey Kim

No Longer Livestock: The Changing Face Of Rescued Large Animal Medicine

As public attitudes shift and recognition of animal sentience deepens, veterinarians increasingly face ethical dilemmas. Providing care for a beloved 800-pound pig poses vastly different challenges than treating a family dog — but to their guardians, there’s often no difference. READ MORE

Aug 13 2025 | Judith Schmidt-Daniczek

Friend Or Foe? Human Tolerance For Wild Animals In Urban Spaces

With increasing urbanization, human-wild animal encounters are inevitable. People tolerate these interactions to different degrees, posing a challenge for wildlife conservation. READ MORE

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Industrial Animal Farms Contribute To Environmental Injustice

Research Round-Up: A Guide For University Advocates

Can Changing The Way We Present Data Overcome Political Differences?

Is It Time To Regulate Canada’s Dog Training Industry?

Gender Gap Widens In Veg*n Diet Trends

Tactics In Practice: The Impact Of Vegan Documentary And Video

Geography Isn’t A Barrier To Farmed Animal Protection In The United States

No Longer Livestock: The Changing Face Of Rescued Large Animal Medicine

Friend Or Foe? Human Tolerance For Wild Animals In Urban Spaces

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