Strategies Archives - Page 29 of 154

Jul 24 2024 | Jo Quaid

Animal Companionship And Health Access For Unhoused Individuals

Most social services aimed at unhoused communities don’t accommodate companion animals. Could services that help both people and animals break down barriers to care? READ MORE

Jul 22 2024 | Mona Zahir

The Effects Of Political Polarization On E.U. Citizens’ Attitudes Towards Meat Reduction

Support for climate-friendly agriculture and diets is polarized among E.U. citizens — what does that mean for meat reduction efforts? READ MORE

Jul 19 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

How China Is Handling The Increase In Human-Wild Animal Conflicts

Human-wild animal conflicts escalate as human activities encroach on animal habitats. This study evaluates the effectiveness of damage compensation programs in mitigating such conflicts in China. READ MORE

Jul 17 2024 | Isabella Nilsson

The Value Of Undercover Investigations In Aiding Legal Victories For Animals

Evidence from undercover investigations can be crucial in supporting legal action for animals. Isabella Nilsson from Legal Impact For Chickens explores the issue. READ MORE

Jul 17 2024 | Thyl Moors

What Can Cities Do To Promote A Plant-Forward Diet?

This report discusses several strategies to help city governments promote plant-forward diets, including the benefits and challenges of each approach. READ MORE

Jul 15 2024 | Lindsey Stowell

The Key To Satisfied Shelter Volunteers

What are key factors that lead to volunteers feeling satisfied with their role in animal shelters? This study explores the importance of volunteers feeling heard. READ MORE

Jul 11 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Can Ethical Discussion Improve Stress In Veterinary Teams?

Burnout rates among veterinary professionals are at an all-time high. Can internal discussion groups on ethical matters help veterinary teams stave off stress? READ MORE

Jul 10 2024 | Björn Ólafsson

Research Round-Up: A Guide For Farmed Animal Sanctuaries

In this resource, created in collaboration with the Open Sanctuary Project, we gather together research insights to help farmed animal sanctuaries do their valuable work. READ MORE

Jul 9 2024 | Lorena Sordo

Interventions That Reduce Meat Consumption Raise Ethical Concerns

In this paper, the authors discuss the ethical implications around the use of behavioral interventions to reduce people’s meat consumption. READ MORE

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Animal Companionship And Health Access For Unhoused Individuals

The Effects Of Political Polarization On E.U. Citizens’ Attitudes Towards Meat Reduction

How China Is Handling The Increase In Human-Wild Animal Conflicts

The Value Of Undercover Investigations In Aiding Legal Victories For Animals

What Can Cities Do To Promote A Plant-Forward Diet?

The Key To Satisfied Shelter Volunteers

Can Ethical Discussion Improve Stress In Veterinary Teams?

Research Round-Up: A Guide For Farmed Animal Sanctuaries

Interventions That Reduce Meat Consumption Raise Ethical Concerns

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