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Sep 24 2024 | David Rooney

50 years After Singer’s Animal Liberation: A Reflection

It has been 50 years since the publication of Peter Singer’s Animal Liberation. What has the animal rights movement accomplished and what work needs to be done? READ MORE

Sep 17 2024 | David Rooney

Farmed Animal Advocacy In The U.K.: How Are Resources Spent?

Millions of British pounds are spent on farmed animal advocacy in the U.K. every year. Where does this money go and how can its impact be improved? READ MORE

Sep 9 2024 | Kasturi Sukhapure

Benchmarking Industry Progress On Decapod Welfare

Following recent legal recognition of decapod crustacean sentience in the U.K., this report provides a benchmark to assess companies on decapod welfare. READ MORE

Sep 3 2024 | Maggie Herskowitz

Self-Monitoring Helps People Eat Less Meat

How effective is an online, self-regulated program at helping people achieve their goal of eating less meat? This study found encouraging results. READ MORE

Aug 29 2024 | David Church

Why People Favor Dogs Over Pigs: A Research Study

So called "pet speciesism" is a common phenomenon encountered by animal advocates. This study's aim was to get to the root of it. READ MORE

Aug 26 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Understanding Cognitive Dissonance In Vegetarians And Pescatarians

Do vegetarians and pescatarians attribute fewer mental abilities to the animals who are included in their diets? READ MORE

Aug 22 2024 | Adam Holt

The Long-Term Impact Of A Disruptive Animal Rights Protest

This study investigated whether negative public opinion induced by Animal Rising’s protest at the U.K. Grand National persisted after six months. READ MORE

Aug 21 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

How Much Would Tourists Pay To Protect Lions?

As an alternative to trophy hunting revenue, this study explored whether (and how much) visitors would pay to protect lions, and support conservation, in South Africa. READ MORE

Aug 16 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Factors Influencing Public Perceptions Of Zoo Animal Welfare

A systematic review explores the human, animal, and environmental factors shaping public perceptions of zoo animal welfare and how these perceptions impact visitor attitudes, experiences, and behaviors. READ MORE

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