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Aug 5 2022 | Faunalytics

African Americans’ Attitudes Toward Animals

A new paper claims that African Americans’ attitudes toward animals may be affected by the historical experiences of their enslaved ancestors — but is there enough evidence to make these claims? READ MORE

Aug 2 2022 | Faunalytics

What Makes U.S. Consumers Buy Certain Foods?

This study explores the factors driving a range of U.S. food purchases, with a focus on health and environmental sustainability. READ MORE

Aug 1 2022 | Narges Kalantari

The Cultural Side Of Food Waste

Consumers contribute significantly to food waste, particularly fruits and vegetables. Do similar factors affect food waste behavior across countries? READ MORE

Jul 29 2022 | Elena Schaller

What Messaging Makes People Oppose Animal Farming?

Evidence suggests that educating the public about animal welfare reforms encourages changes in diet, but it is unclear whether it also affects their attitudes toward animal farming as a whole. READ MORE

Jul 22 2022 | Zoe Parr-Cortes

Beef Or Beyond: What Drives Consumer Choices?

How are U.S. consumers responding to the availability of plant-based meat alternatives, and what drives their choices? READ MORE

Jul 20 2022 | Faunalytics

The Impossibility Of Quantifying Captive Aquatic Animal Populations

In this blog, law student Allison Anderson explores the challenge of counting how many aquatic animals are kept for public display in the United States. READ MORE

Jul 18 2022 | Ozy Frantz

Understanding Trauma In Animal Protection Work

Animal protection workers experience traumatic situations, often with little support. Trauma-informed practices may be able to help. READ MORE

Jul 14 2022 | Zoe Parr-Cortes

Saving Wild Animals, Before And After Rehabilitation

Human activity is responsible for most wild animal admissions into rehabilitation, as well as deaths after release. Here’s what we can do to help them survive. READ MORE

Jul 11 2022 | Kerri Tenniswood

How Effective Is Cowspiracy?

Some researchers believe that behavior change starts with knowledge. A recent study tests this idea using the film Cowspiracy as a case study. READ MORE

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