Research findings Research findings

Research involving animal use produces knowledge about basic animal biology and ecology and generates valuable information to help making decisions about wildlife conservation and epidemiology. Obviously, this research benefits human beings by promoting scientific knowledge (i.e. basic ecology, evolutionary biology and physiology, but also in topics relevant to public health such as zoonotic diseases, pollutant ecology or invasive species). Research also benefits wildlife itself  because knowledge is necessary to make correct decisions concerning animal welfare and conservation of populations, communities and ecosystems.

Scientific knowledge about wildlife is built upon data collected in field and laboratory studies involving several disciplines (demography, physiology, genetics, developmental biology, behavioural ecology, epidemiology). Data collection often requires interfering to some degree with the usual way of life of wild animals (see here some examples of studies).

Results and conclusions based upon scientific data are then returned to the general public in the form of scientific publications.

Publicaciones resultantes del uso de animales Publicaciones resultantes del uso de animales

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