‘Beauty bias’ for wildlife among the public and researchers could jeopardize conservation

‘Beauty bias’ for wildlife among the public and researchers could jeopardize conservation

Read the full story at Inside Climate News. When it comes to wildlife and plant conservation, “pretty privilege” is pervasive.  Data shows that people put the bulk of their donation dollars toward supporting the animal kingdom’s most charismatic species, like elephants and tigers. While protecting these animals is crucial, less visually appealing critters like dull-colored … Continue reading ‘Beauty bias’ for wildlife among the public and resear…