Humane Wildlife Management
AHPC Study Examines Public Perspectives on Furbearer Management
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is considering how it manages wildlife species classified as “furbearers,”…
Peer-reviewed AHPC Study Highlights the Power of Misleading “Ballot Box Biology” Narratives
A new study published in the journal Conservation Science and Practice by researchers at the Animal Human Policy…
New Peer-Reviewed Study Finds Widespread Public Support—and Pluralistic Ignorance—Regarding Animal Protection in the United States
A new study published in Human–Animal Interactions and led by researchers from Colorado State University’s…
New Research Shows The Impacts of Messaging on Public Support for Carnivore Protection Ballot Initiatives
At the Animal-Human Policy Center, we set out to test how different messages impact public…
AHPC co-director speaks on research about wolves in an event hosted by Colorado’s first gentleman
Colorado Sun article by Tracey Ross
Public And Beekeeper Perspectives Towards Pollinator Conservation in Colorado
Objectives: Funders/Collaborating Institutions: CSU School of Global Environmental Sustainability (Funder), Butterfly Pavilion (Collaborating Institution) Products:
Public Perspectives and Media Coverage of Carnivore Management
Examine Colorado public perspectives on hunting of carnivores for different purposes (e.g., obtaining a trophy and human safety) and using different practices (e.g., using hounds or electronic calls in mountain lion hunting).
Americans Demand Protection for Wild Carnivores; Will Wildlife Agencies Finally Listen?
Counterpunch article by Camilla Fox
Analysis: Colorado Voters Weigh a Ban on Hunting Mountain Lions as Attitudes Toward Wild Predators Shift
Niemiec and Crooks, The Conversation, Reproduced by Westword magazine
Five Flying Wolves and One Tight Deadline: A Predator Returns to Colorado
New York Times article by Anna Kramer