Strategies Archives - Page 104 of 154

Apr 3 2017 | Faunalytics

Setting Policies For Emotional Support Animals

Emotional support animals are becoming increasingly popular on university campuses, but the practice is largely unregulated, with a patchwork of policies. READ MORE

Mar 31 2017 | Mona Zahir

Does Empathy Vary By Region?

Empathy is associated with higher well-being and higher volunteer rates. Based on these factors, total empathy may also vary by region. READ MORE

Mar 29 2017 | Faunalytics

Ethical Wildlife Control: An International Perspective

Wherever possible, we need to alter the human practices that cause human–wildlife conflict and work towards developing a culture of coexistence. READ MORE

Mar 22 2017 | Dorothy Rich

Questionnaire Design Tips: Some “Dos & Don’ts”

A new Faunalytics blog looks at designing questionnaires to get accurate and useful results - and how to avoid the many potential pitfalls along the way. READ MORE

Mar 20 2017 | Faunalytics

The Suppression of Food Controversies By Consumers And Media

The meat industry works with the psyche of weak consumers to create a kind of "suppression synergy" that keeps food controversies from gaining traction. READ MORE

Mar 17 2017 | Stella Bang

Managing Human-Coyote Conflicts In Cities Via Prey Species

Study establishes a direct link between human-carnivore conflicts and prey species, and points to the importance of conserving urban prey. READ MORE

Mar 15 2017 | Faunalytics

Veterinary Ethics In The Animal Intensive Care Unit

In the high pressure world of animal intensive care, it may be difficult for veterinarians to balance ethics and the law. READ MORE

Mar 13 2017 | Faunalytics

The Sexual Objectification Of Women In The Vegan Movement

A new paper on the vegan movement looks at the sexual objectification of women as an advocacy tool, and finds it particularly counterintuitive. READ MORE

Mar 10 2017 | Faunalytics

Mexican Perspectives On Farm Animal Welfare

Mexican consumers are willing to pay for animal welfare friendly products, but their motivation to do so is largely based on product quality and human health. READ MORE

Topics

Get Involved

Strategies

Setting Policies For Emotional Support Animals

Does Empathy Vary By Region?

Ethical Wildlife Control: An International Perspective

Questionnaire Design Tips: Some “Dos & Don’ts”

The Suppression of Food Controversies By Consumers And Media

Managing Human-Coyote Conflicts In Cities Via Prey Species

Veterinary Ethics In The Animal Intensive Care Unit

The Sexual Objectification Of Women In The Vegan Movement

Mexican Perspectives On Farm Animal Welfare

Support Our Work

September 10, 12pm-5pm ET

Fauna Connections

Don’t Miss a Thing