Strategies Archives - Page 41 of 154

May 16 2023 | Narges Kalantari

Sharing Our Animal Welfare Program Knowledge

It’s important for advocates to share what we know as we collectively work to help animals. This study explores the challenges and opportunities associated with different equid welfare programs. READ MORE

May 15 2023 | Sian Richards

Protecting Bats In National Parks: It’s On Us

White-nose syndrome is causing a decline in bat populations across U.S. national parks. How willing are park visitors to follow measures designed to protect bats? READ MORE

May 10 2023 | Sarah Thorson & Ilana Braverman

What To Consider When Asking Institutions To Shift How They Serve Food

A guest blog from Greener By Default explores and explains the process of getting institutions to consider menu changes and plant-based defaults. READ MORE

May 9 2023 | Stephen Vrla

Analyzing The Value Of Sentience Legislation

Many countries have enacted legislation recognizing the sentience of nonhuman animals. But is this the most effective way to improve animal lives? READ MORE

May 5 2023 | Bala Seshasayee

Fighting Factory Farms in Argentina

Argentina’s government is considering building factory farms to supply pig meat to China. This article presents a broad perspective of the issue, along with recommendations for animal advocates. READ MORE

May 2 2023 | Susan Gabriel

What Makes A Successful Protest Movement?

Protests can have a significant impact on the outcome of social movements, but specific factors that contribute to their success are not well understood. READ MORE

Apr 27 2023 | Trent Davidson

When Pigs Fight: Conflict Resolution Among Domestic Pigs

This study found that pigs can not only resolve their own conflicts, but also mediate conflicts between other pigs, emphasizing their complex social and emotional skills. READ MORE

Apr 26 2023 | Zach Wulderk

Different Strokes For Different Folks: Comparing U.S. Groups’ Openness to Pro-Animal Actions

This Faunalytics study examines a broad range of demographics and shows how advocates working with specific groups can craft asks that are most likely to appeal to them. READ MORE

Apr 21 2023 | Thyl Moors

The Link Between Knowledge And Ethical Behaviors

A series of studies tested whether people’s objective knowledge about factory farming predicted their ethical behaviors related to animals. READ MORE

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Sharing Our Animal Welfare Program Knowledge

Protecting Bats In National Parks: It’s On Us

What To Consider When Asking Institutions To Shift How They Serve Food

Analyzing The Value Of Sentience Legislation

Fighting Factory Farms in Argentina

What Makes A Successful Protest Movement?

When Pigs Fight: Conflict Resolution Among Domestic Pigs

Different Strokes For Different Folks: Comparing U.S. Groups’ Openness to Pro-Animal Actions

The Link Between Knowledge And Ethical Behaviors

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