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Feb 21 2014 | Faunalytics

Research By CANDi And Faunalytics On The Impact Of Stray Cats And Dogs On Tourism

This joint research venture by CANDi and Faunalytics discusses the impact that stray cats and dogs have on a country's tourism industry. READ MORE

Feb 6 2014 | Faunalytics

Polar Bear Focus Distracting From Climate Change

The public attention to the hunting and endangered status of polar bears has overshadowed the impacts of climate change on habitat loss for polar bears. READ MORE

Feb 6 2014 | Faunalytics

Attitudes Toward Management Of Wolves And Bears In Armenia

A baseline study of villager perceptions of human-bear and human-wolf conflicts and related management practices in rural Armenia. READ MORE

Jan 9 2014 | Faunalytics

Judgments Made By Norwegian Hunters On Carnivores

This study explores Norwegian hunters' attitudes towards the eventual use of hunting to manage growing populations of carnivores. READ MORE

Jan 1 2014 | Faunalytics

Functional Aspects Of Emotions In Fish

This article addresses the emotionality of fish, drawing upon literature from psychology, neurology and marine biology. READ MORE

Dec 19 2013 | Kathryn Asher

The Relevance of Age and Gender for Public Attitudes to Brown Bears (Ursus arctos), Black Bears (Ursus americanus)…

This Canadian study explores attitudes and beliefs about bears and cougars and the variation therein based on respondents’ age and gender. READ MORE

Dec 7 2013 | Kathryn Asher

Effects of Social Disruption in Elephants Persist Decades after Culling

This study sheds new light on the potential long-term negative consequences of severely disruptive human activity on elephants’ key decision-making abilities, which are fundamental to their ability to function in complex societies. READ MORE

Nov 26 2013 | Kathryn Asher

Attitudes of College Undergraduates Towards Coyotes (Canis latrans) in an Urban Landscape: Management and Public Outreach…

This study examined attitudes towards coyotes and coyote management among college undergraduates in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, where coyotes are a recent addition. READ MORE

Nov 22 2013 | Kathryn Asher

A Multiplex PCR Method to Identify Bushmeat Species in Wildlife Forensics

This article presents a new method for identifying the species of origin of bushmeat, i.e., meat that is illegally harvested from wild animals, often endangered species. READ MORE

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