Population Control Archives - Page 18 of 20

Oct 21 2011 | Faunalytics

Scientists: Jellyfish on the Increase in the Mediterranean

Scientists are recoding and tracking jellyfish populations to better understand this "jelly blooms" and their consequences. READ MORE

Jul 21 2011 | Faunalytics

Investigation Into Survey Techniques For Recording Water Shrews (Neomys Fodiens)

Researchers investigated five different methods of recording water shrew populations, in order to find the most effective methods possible. READ MORE

May 24 2011 | Faunalytics

Humans And The Eradication Of Other Species

Humans need to make radical changes in population, economic growth, and how we treat the land, if we want any chance of co-existence on planet earth. READ MORE

May 4 2011 | Faunalytics

How Common is Animal-Friendly Behavior? HRC’s New Data Might Surprise You

Every year, Faunalytics conducts a survey that enables advocates to track public opinion and behavior on a wide variety of animal protection issues. READ MORE

Dec 6 2010 | Faunalytics

Alaska Residents’ Attitudes Toward Predator Management

This survey asked Alaskan respondents their attitudes towards predator management in the area. READ MORE

Dec 1 2010 | Faunalytics

Spay And Neuter In The Galapagos

This article discusses the spay and neuter project in the Galapagos Islands, and the extensive threat against wildlife by the currently rampant free-roaming companion animal population. READ MORE

Nov 25 2010 | Faunalytics

Sportsmen Poll On The Western Gray Wolf Issue

A majority of sportsmen believe that the western gray wolf populations have recovered to the point where they should be removed from the Endangered Species List. READ MORE

Oct 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Why Are Public Values Toward Wildlife Changing?

There has been a general public opinion shift in the last 50 years away from the concept of wildlife management for human benefit and instead Post-Materialist values are taking precedent. READ MORE

Jul 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Government’s Approach To Coyote Population Management

This report investigated the U.S. government’s practise of hunting coyote for population control, analyzing the $1.6 billion dollars being spent to trap and kill coyotes over the last 60 years. READ MORE

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Scientists: Jellyfish on the Increase in the Mediterranean

Investigation Into Survey Techniques For Recording Water Shrews (Neomys Fodiens)

Humans And The Eradication Of Other Species

How Common is Animal-Friendly Behavior? HRC’s New Data Might Surprise You

Alaska Residents’ Attitudes Toward Predator Management

Spay And Neuter In The Galapagos

Sportsmen Poll On The Western Gray Wolf Issue

Why Are Public Values Toward Wildlife Changing?

Government’s Approach To Coyote Population Management

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