Humane Wildlife Management
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…
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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…
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AHPC co-director speaks on research about wolves in an event hosted by Colorado’s first gentleman
Colorado Sun article by Tracey Ross
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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:
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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).
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Study examines engagement outcomes for wolf reintroduction
CSU SOURCE article by Jennifer Hitt
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Americans Demand Protection for Wild Carnivores; Will Wildlife Agencies Finally Listen?
Counterpunch article by Camilla Fox
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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
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Five Flying Wolves and One Tight Deadline: A Predator Returns to Colorado
New York Times article by Anna Kramer
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No sheep’s clothing needed: Colorado reintroduces five grey wolves
The Guardian article by Aliya Uteuova
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Polis, CSU Pathways conference to focus on shifting values in wildlife management
CSU SOURCE article by Jayme DeLoss
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