Trapping Archives - Page 9 of 21

Oct 12 2012 | Faunalytics

‘Pest’ And Resource: A Legal History Of Australia’s Kangaroos

The article explores the laws on kangaroos and the history of them back from European colonization to present day. READ MORE

Oct 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Alternative Perspectives on the Sustainability of Alaska’s Commercial Fisheries

This paper examines the current state of fisheries in Alaska and challenges the predominant claim that they are sustainable. READ MORE

Sep 25 2012 | Faunalytics

Human Disturbance On Seed Dispersal By Animals

Humans often disrupt rainforest ecosystems with logging, hunting, and other actions. What effects do these human disruptions have on local plants and animals? This study investigates. READ MORE

Sep 19 2012 | Faunalytics

Wisconsin Fur Trapper Survey, 2006-2007

The following article gives information on Wisconsin’s trappers during the 2006-2007 season. READ MORE

Sep 12 2012 | Faunalytics

Washington Public Opinion On Hunting And Wildlife Management

This survey examined Washington residents on their attitudes towards hunting, the current regulations on hunting, and their attitudes on wildlife management. READ MORE

Sep 12 2012 | Faunalytics

Dying For Fur, A Report On The Fur Industry In China

China is the largest fur exporter with 85% of the world trade, yet their farms fall well short of EU regulations and constantly showcase poor welfare and high cub mortality. READ MORE

Sep 3 2012 | Faunalytics

Survey In China Highlights Support For Shark Conservation

The Chinese public support shark conservation but have little knowledge of shark fins and their production, with the Chinese media not focusing on the issue. READ MORE

Sep 2 2012 | Faunalytics

Republicans And Democrats Differ On What Is Morally Acceptable

This article summarizes a list of behaviors that U.S. adults find morally acceptable and looks at the differences between those who associate with the two main political parties, Democrats and Republicans. READ MORE

Aug 21 2012 | Faunalytics

Hunting, Economics And Politics Numbers

Hunting in the U.S. is a major financial and political power, through its taxes and lobbying influence. It has been allowed to continue its “conservation” mission even if it harms the ecosystem and animals involved. READ MORE

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