United States Archives - Page 20 of 104

Aug 28 2024 | Brooke Haggerty

Show Me The Money: The Balancing Act Between Funding, Sustainability, and Employee Compensation

In this companion blog to our benchmarking study, we explore the barriers nonprofit leaders face as they navigate salary-setting and limited funding. READ MORE

Aug 28 2024 | Alex Geerts

Understanding The Popularity Plateau Of Plant-Based Meats

Promoting plant-based meats has always been a key to advocacy, but studies show declining consumer popularity. How can animal advocates address this stagnation and improve the impact of the movement? READ MORE

Aug 23 2024 | Jonathan Sutton

Captive Marine Mammals: Assessing Acoustic Welfare

Current guidance doesn’t sufficiently consider the acoustic welfare of captive marine mammals. What does this mean and how can it be improved? 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 20 2024 | Nick Souter

Predicting Disproportionate Beef Consumption In The United States

In the U.S., disproportionate beef consumption is more likely in men than women, and is predicted by other factors including age, race, and level of education. READ MORE

Aug 15 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Plant-Based Proteins Currently Pose Little Threat To Beef Demand

A comprehensive study suggests that despite their rising profile, plant-based protein alternatives are not significantly displacing beef consumption in the United States. READ MORE

Aug 14 2024 | Cassie King

Will Sonoma County, California’s Measure J Set A Precedent For Stopping Factory Farms?

Sonoma County, California, could become the first U.S. county to ban factory farms. It all depends on whether Measure J gets more than 50% ‘Yes’ votes on the ballot this November 5th. READ MORE

Aug 12 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Analysis And Recommendations To Control Reptile Expos

A review of reptile expos identifies serious animal welfare and public health risks. Strict regulation or prohibition of these events is urgently needed to protect animals and people. READ MORE