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Jul 9 2018 | Faunalytics

Captive Sumatran Tigers And Quality Of Life

A study looking at the prevalence, clinical signs, and potential causes of congenital vestibular disease (CVD) in captive Sumatran tigers, and its implications for keeping the species from going extinct. READ MORE

May 15 2018 | Christina Skasa

Are North American Wildlife Management Approaches Sufficiently Science Based?

Many agencies claim that their wildlife management approaches are science-based. This study challenges that claim by showing how key scientific “hallmarks” are largely absent from their plans. READ MORE

Apr 6 2018 | Laura Thomas-Walters

Unintended Consequences Of Banning Wild Meat

Trust in government policies can be undermined if they conflict with peoples’ experiences, as happened in Sierra Leone following the Ebola outbreak in 2013. READ MORE

Mar 28 2018 | karol orzechowski

How Faunalytics Is Helping Conservation Efforts In Africa

The story of a conservationist from Cameroon highlights the range of ways Faunalytics' Research Library helps animal advocates from all over the world do their work. READ MORE

Mar 21 2018 | karol orzechowski

Building The Next Generation Of Effective Advocates

The Faunalytics Research Library serves as a resource to animal advocates of all ages and levels of experience. Read some of their stories and get inspired for your own effective advocacy efforts. READ MORE

Sep 21 2017 | Faunalytics

Exploring The International Trade In Amphibians

The international trade in amphibians is dynamic, and conservation concerns have multiplied recently, requiring a reappraisal of data capture and reporting. READ MORE

Aug 29 2017 | Lukas Jasiunas

Fighting Bushmeat With Food Security

Bushmeat management will ultimately depend on understanding and working with people; approaches focused narrowly on biodiversity run the risk of failure. READ MORE

Jul 17 2017 | Faunalytics

Endangered Species

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May 17 2017 | Faunalytics

Human Migration And Conservation

Using human demographic data to guide conservation may be a fool's errand if researchers don't account for population shifts due to migration. READ MORE

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