South America Archives - Page 9 of 12

Exploring The International Trade In Amphibians

The international trade in amphibians is dynamic, and conservation concerns have multiplied recently, requiring a reappraisal of data capture and reporting. READ MORE

A Federal Agency Just Might Beat Animal Cruelty

Implementing an animal welfare agency in both the United States and Brazil could improve animal welfare, especially for farmed animals. READ MORE

Are ‘Ecological-Disturbance Indicator SpeciesR...

Using "Ecological-Disturbance Indicator Species" can potentially be a useful tool for facilitating more sustainable management of Andean forest systems. READ MORE

Fishing Strategy Mitigates Shark Attacks

A longline fishing strategy may be a significant improvement over "shark meshing" to protect both sharks and humans. READ MORE

Does Being ‘Informed’ Change Public Opinion...

A study from Brazil shows that information about dairy industry practices increases consumer concern and pro-industry claims fail to boost acceptance. READ MORE

The Role Of Quotas In The Illegal Wild Bird Trade

New research found no evidence that Peru’s current quota system facilitated illegal domestic wildlife trade, but the historic export trade did. READ MORE

Factory Farming In Developing Countries: A Review

Factory farming is on the rise in developing countries around the world. This review looks at the current impacts and mitigation of future ones. READ MORE

Climate Change, Sea Levels, And Leatherback Turtles

Sea level rises and increased intensity of storms and hurricanes could significantly increase beach inundation and erosion, affecting leatherback nesting. READ MORE

Pig Welfare At Slaughter: An International Review

The welfare of pigs at slaughter can vary broadly from country to country depending on differences in stunning time and efficacy. READ MORE

Exploring The International Trade In Amphibians

A Federal Agency Just Might Beat Animal Cruelty

Are ‘Ecological-Disturbance Indicator SpeciesR...

Fishing Strategy Mitigates Shark Attacks

Does Being ‘Informed’ Change Public Opinion...

The Role Of Quotas In The Illegal Wild Bird Trade

Factory Farming In Developing Countries: A Review

Climate Change, Sea Levels, And Leatherback Turtles

Pig Welfare At Slaughter: An International Review

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Exploring The International Trade In Amphibians

A Federal Agency Just Might Beat Animal Cruelty

Are ‘Ecological-Disturbance Indicator SpeciesR...

Fishing Strategy Mitigates Shark Attacks

Does Being ‘Informed’ Change Public Opinion...

The Role Of Quotas In The Illegal Wild Bird Trade

Factory Farming In Developing Countries: A Review

Climate Change, Sea Levels, And Leatherback Turtles

Pig Welfare At Slaughter: An International Review

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