There is scientific consensus that human activity through whale-watching is causing an
increasing amount of damage to the natural environment, which poses critical challenges to …

Anthropomorphic figures of nonhuman animals are omnipresent in various forms of mass
media (eg, movies, books, and advertising). The depiction of companion and wild animals …

Whale watching has long been marketed as a whale conservation-oriented form of
sustainable tourism. However, inappropriate management practices are endangering …

Science communication through social media is an area of research that has gained much
international interest. Yet there lacks robust information of environmental education on …

Der größte Teil der Angelfischerei findet in Naturgebieten an der Küste oder in Seen,
Flüssen oder Teichen statt. Da jedoch immer mehr Menschen in Städten leben, wird Angeln …

Zoological collections have relied upon social media as a valuable platform to communicate
their values and self-advertise to an interested public audience. Zoo visitation was …

La observación de cetáceos se ha promocionado durante décadas como una forma de
turismo sostenible orientada a la conservación de los cetáceos. Sin embargo, las prácticas …

The trade of non-human primates as pets has become normalized on social media through
saturation. Factors of this saturation include the passive support of posts by content viewers …