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Nov 5 2019 | Owen Rogers

Wild Animal Suffering: Getting The Public To Care

Wild animal suffering is a field that is getting increasing attention from advocates. This study looks at what language is useful in getting positive responses to the issue from the general public. READ MORE

Nov 1 2019 | Chelsie Anderson

Cows Prefer Outdoor Access

A study of dairy cow preferences finds that they prefer outdoor space of any kind over indoor confinement – but they like grass the most. READ MORE

Oct 31 2019 | Rebekah Corbett

‘Blended’ Diets: Mixing Mushrooms With Meat

Mixing meat with mushrooms – also called 'blended' meat – rates well on measures of taste, health, sustainability, cost, and novelty. READ MORE

Oct 30 2019 | Aidan O'Gara

Advocates, Allies, Adversaries: 12 Years Of Faunalytics’ Animal Tracker

With hundreds of questions and thousands of respondents, we are proud to present our capstone analysis of the Animal Tracker survey of United States' animal attitudes. READ MORE

Oct 23 2019 | Emery Cooper

Which Groups Are Least Likely To Support Animal Causes (And Which Causes Do They Support Instead)?

The animal protection movement differs from the population at large in a number of ways, and this lack of diversity could pose problems. Can insight into this be gained by looking at the other causes people support? READ MORE

Oct 21 2019 | Sara Streeter

What Do We Do About Parrots In The Wild?

At least 25 species of parrots now make their homes in the U.S. This study brings some of the unintended consequences of the exotic pet trade home to roost. READ MORE

Oct 14 2019 | Rebekah Corbett

Food, Income, And The Desire For Variety

People with higher incomes tend to have more variety in their food choices. However, the reasons for that link still need to be explored, and may not be as simplistic as we think. READ MORE

Oct 11 2019 | Sara Streeter

‘Deer In The Headlights’: PTSD In Wild Animals

Fear is a potent emotion. In this study, researchers show that animals not only experience fear, but that the memory of fear has lasting consequences. READ MORE

Oct 9 2019 | Nick & Kathy Coughlin

Cross-Generational Animal Advocacy

In this unique blog, a mother and son discuss their journeys in animal advocacy, and how different generations can find common ground and make change together. READ MORE

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Wild Animal Suffering: Getting The Public To Care

Cows Prefer Outdoor Access

‘Blended’ Diets: Mixing Mushrooms With Meat

Advocates, Allies, Adversaries: 12 Years Of Faunalytics’ Animal Tracker

Which Groups Are Least Likely To Support Animal Causes (And Which Causes Do They Support Instead)?

What Do We Do About Parrots In The Wild?

Food, Income, And The Desire For Variety

‘Deer In The Headlights’: PTSD In Wild Animals

Cross-Generational Animal Advocacy

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