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Feb 17 2021 | Casey Bond

Five Tips For Choosing A High-Impact Research Topic

If you’re one of the growing number of scholars looking to choose a study topic that can make a real-world impact, our own Casey Riordan has a guide for you. READ MORE

Feb 16 2021 | Julia Morrissey

Impact Of Social Media Campaigns On The Animal Movement

This article looks at the British dairy industry’s “Februdairy” Twitter campaign and the impact of “hashtag hijacking” by animal rights advocates. READ MORE

Feb 15 2021 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

Threatened Species Often Wait Years For Legal Protection

Identifying endangered species is only half the battle: there are often long delays before they are added to the international registries that grant protection. READ MORE

Feb 12 2021 | Hannah McKay

Veg*n Foods In Kenyan Media

Kenyan food blogs, columns, and magazines discuss recipes and foods with thematic framing around "lifestyle" and "nation," as opposed to a focus on any specific diet type. READ MORE

Feb 11 2021 | Zach Wulderk

The U.S. Egg Industry And COVID-19

After the pandemic caused egg prices to go up, the FDA changed its policies to exempt some farms from rules meant to prevent salmonella outbreaks. READ MORE

Feb 10 2021 | Nicole Rawling

Moving The Needle With Material Innovation

In this blog, Nicole Rawling explores the value of material innovation — finding alternatives to animal products such as leather and wool — as part of the solution to animal suffering. READ MORE

Feb 8 2021 | Thomas Richardson

Effective Conservation Messaging In Wildlife Tourism

What role does wildlife tourism play in conservation? According to a review, the answer is ‘currently, not much,' but it has great potential to help animals if we can get the messaging right. READ MORE

Jan 19 2021 | Beth Snyder

How Moral Shock Makes An Impression

Explicit images of animal exploitation can be shocking, and they are often used by advocates for both outreach and retention. This study looks at how they work. READ MORE

Jan 18 2021 | Sara Streeter

What Dogs Can Teach Us About Global Challenges

Humans face a long list of global challenges. Using our relationship with dogs as a template, researchers show how an interdisciplinary approach can help us move forward. READ MORE

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Impact Of Social Media Campaigns On The Animal Movement

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Moving The Needle With Material Innovation

Effective Conservation Messaging In Wildlife Tourism

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