Library
Browse resources published by our research team.
In addition to full texts of our peer-reviewed articles, our library includes research digests that break down our peer-reviewed articles; in-depth reports that thoroughly examine a topic; commentaries that explain the significance of particular issues in wild animal welfare science; and short communications that briefly survey a field or topic.
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Validating physiological markers as welfare indicators: the case of oxidative stress
This research note is an extension of Michaël Beaulieu's paper, “Oxidative status: A general but overlooked indicator of welfare across animal species?,” which was published on June 4, 2024, in BioEssays’ “Problems & Paradigms” rubric.
Welfare and physiology: a complicated relationship
This research note is an extension of Michaël Beaulieu's paper, Capturing wild animal welfare: a physiological perspective, which was published August 27, 2023, by Biological Reviews online.
Summary of “What is the value of wild animal welfare for restoration ecology?”
Jane Capozzelli, Luke Hecht, Dr. Samniqueka Halsey
This post summarizes a 2020 perspective piece by Jane Capozzelli, Luke Hecht, and collaborator Samniqueka Halsey, in which they explore the potential for synergy between restoration ecology and wild animal welfare research.