Posts Tagged ‘Farmed Animal Welfare’
AHPC Study Finds Strong Public Support for and Limited Impacts to Restaurants from Foie Gras Bans
Public Perspectives and Effective Messaging on Foie Gras in the United States A new study from the Animal-Human Policy Center at Colorado State University examined public knowledge, consumer behavior, and policy support related to foie gras across 10 U.S. states where related legislation is under consideration. Read the full report here: AHPC Public Perspectives on…
Read MoreNew 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 Animal-Human Policy Center examines public support for animal protection policies in the United States and reveals a strong pattern of pluralistic ignorance—a systematic tendency for individuals to underestimate how much others support stronger animal welfare protections. The research provides a…
Read MoreAHPC Study Identifies What Works—and What’s Needed—to Address Animal Cruelty Nationwide
A new study from researchers at Colorado State University’s Animal-Human Policy Center examines what helps—and hinders—efforts to address animal cruelty and neglect across the United States. Drawing on interviews with professionals working on animal cruelty cases in 14 states, the research highlights proven strategies, persistent challenges, and critical resource gaps in current animal protection systems.…
Read MorePeer Reviewed AHPC Study Finds Strong Public Support for Banning Fur Sales in Northeast States
A study published in Animals, conducted by AHPC co-directors Dr Rebecca Niemiec, Dr Lori Kogan and colleagues, examines public attitudes toward fur farming and fur sales bans across four northeastern U.S. states—Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York. The study also investigated how different message framings influence support for policy restrictions. Using survey data from over 2000…
Read MoreNew Research Shows Public Support for Bans on Octopus Farming in the EU and the UK
Industrial‑scale octopus farming is being developed in Spain, but little is known about how the public views it. To find out, researchers surveyed 14,131 adults across 13 EU countries and the UK, and also tested short, factual messages about the animal welfare, environmental, public health, and economic impacts of octopus farming. What we learnedMost people…
Read MoreProfessor co-hosts Aug 19 educational event on octopus farming
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Read MoreAugust 19th 10:30am – 12pm: The Risks of Octopus Farming, a Special Lecture at the Governor’s Residence
The Animal Human Policy Center hosted unique event at the Governor’s Residence at Boettcher Mansion, where leading explored the growing risks of commercial octopus farming and the urgent need for action. Watch a recording of Dr Jacquet’s talk here: https://youtu.be/mR9aob2Dbl4 📅 Date & Time:Tuesday, August 19th, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM 📍 Location:Governor’s Residence at…
Read MoreNew Research Shows Strong Public Support for State Fur Bans in the Northeast
The Animal-Human Policy Center conducted research on public attitudes toward banning the sale of fur in four Northeastern states—Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York. Our findings reveal a clear trend: a majority of residents support legislation to end the sale of new clothing and other products made with fur from animals raised on commercial…
Read MoreWhat Do Americans Think About Animal Protection Policies?
Pyschology Today article by Marc Bekoff
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