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Nov 28 2023 | Simon Zschieschang

Enhancing Habitat Connectivity Through Computer Modeling

Building new infrastructure or protecting wild animal habitats? A computer modeling tool can help stakeholders find a compromise. READ MORE

Nov 24 2023 | Thyl Moors

Exploring U.S. Companion Animal Issues

This survey provides valuable insights for companion animal advocates, including people’s opinions about animal cruelty laws, vegan dog diets, and more. READ MORE

Nov 23 2023 | Susan Gabriel

How Meat Labels Deceive Consumers

This report explores how the USDA label approval program is exploited by the meat industry, ultimately deceiving consumers. READ MORE

Nov 16 2023 | Casey Bond

How Has Veg*n Research Evolved?

Studies about vegetarianism and veganism are on the rise. This paper explores trends in the research over the past 40 years. READ MORE

Nov 14 2023 | Stephen Vrla

Investigating U.S. Support For Broiler Chicken Welfare

To what extent do people in the U.S. support companies’ adoption of the Better Chicken Commitment, and how do their beliefs about chicken cognition influence their support? READ MORE

Nov 9 2023 | Eugenia Arria

Making Animal Welfare Assessments More Inclusive

Non-mammal welfare can be difficult to measure with existing tools. This study shows how welfare assessments can become more inclusive to all animals. READ MORE

Oct 24 2023 | Antonieta Pais Lopes

Meat Avoidance During COVID-19

Throughout COVID-19, consumers often showed concern about eating meat in relation to other issues they cared about. However, anti-meat sentiments were short-lived. READ MORE

Oct 3 2023 | Lindsey Stowell

Pesticides In Farmed Animal Feed

Many pesticides used to grow feed for farmed animals are harmful to wild animals and human health. READ MORE

Sep 20 2023 | Kristen A. Stilt & Bonnie Nadzam

Zoonotic Disease And Animal Welfare In The U.S.

This blog explores a U.S. report about the health risks of animal commerce, how it's linked to animal welfare, and what advocates can do about it. READ MORE

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