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Aug 5 2024 | Katy Myers

Wild Animals As Stakeholders In The Policymaking Process

Local policies designed to address climate change and improve human health can meaningfully include wild animal welfare as well. READ MORE

Aug 2 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Tactics From Social Movements: Lessons For Effective Animal Advocacy

This report explores insights from social movement theory on tactical innovation, diversity, and key success factors. READ MORE

Aug 1 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

Does Zoo Accreditation Really Mean Happier Animals?

The Association of Zoos and Aquariums claims to set the "gold standard" for animal welfare, but is there a way to evaluate their true impact? READ MORE

Jul 31 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

AI Revolution In Toxicology: Smarter, Faster, Safer

AI techniques like machine learning and natural language processing are revolutionizing toxicological research, risk assessment, and safety decision-making. READ MORE

Jul 25 2024 | Sian Richards

The Influence Of Radical Flanks On Social Movement Support

Does the presence of radical factions within a movement impact support for more moderate advocates? This study investigates. READ MORE

Jul 24 2024 | Brooke Haggerty

Faunalytics’ 2024 Mid-Year Report

Our Executive Director Brooke Haggerty offers an update to our supporters and fellow advocates about our latest research, newest resources, and upcoming events. READ MORE

Jul 24 2024 | Jo Quaid

Animal Companionship And Health Access For Unhoused Individuals

Most social services aimed at unhoused communities don’t accommodate companion animals. Could services that help both people and animals break down barriers to care? READ MORE

Jul 23 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Bottom Trawling Releases Significant CO2, Contributing To Climate Change And Ocean Acidification

This study examines how a common fishing practice releases substantial amounts of CO2 from marine sediments, potentially accelerating climate change and ocean acidification. READ MORE

Jul 18 2024 | Katy Myers

Understanding Captive Parrot Welfare

Different species of parrots respond differently to captivity — with implications for both companion animal welfare and conservation. READ MORE

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Wild Animals As Stakeholders In The Policymaking Process

Tactics From Social Movements: Lessons For Effective Animal Advocacy

Does Zoo Accreditation Really Mean Happier Animals?

AI Revolution In Toxicology: Smarter, Faster, Safer

The Influence Of Radical Flanks On Social Movement Support

Faunalytics’ 2024 Mid-Year Report

Animal Companionship And Health Access For Unhoused Individuals

Bottom Trawling Releases Significant CO2, Contributing To Climate Change And Ocean Acidification

Understanding Captive Parrot Welfare

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