Animals such as chimpanzees, whales, and elephants have extraordinary cognitive capabilities and rethinking the way we treat them — legally — is no less than a moral duty
Tag Archives | Animals
Dead Zone: Where the Wild Things Were
Since humans started factory farming 50% of all wildlife has been lost
Sea Creatures Exhibition Brings Creatures of the Deep to Land in the UK
Incredible cross-sections of the animals including whales, penguins and Great White sharks
Scary Dairy – dairy industry exposé: death, cages and downers
Shocking footage from British dairy farms sparks outrage from animal welfare organisation
The Top 5 Terrible Truths About UK Pig Farming That Need to be Told
Share this article with your friends who eat budget bacon so that everyone avoids Red Tractor “certified” products
Wild Minds Wanted
To counter diminishing ecological intelligence in the Age of Anthropocene
The Lynx and Us
New book looks at pros and cons of reintroducing lynx to Scotland
Cruel UK Factory Farms in Flagrant Breach of EU Animal Welfare Laws
Please sign and share to end pig pain in the UK and the EU
Back from the Brink
England’s most ambitious conservation programme launches to save threatened indigenous species
Protecting ‘high carbon’ rainforest also protects threatened wildlife
Conservation efforts based on carbon-based policies help provide a home for forest creatures
Sonic Sea
Emmy-nominated documentary about the impact of industrial and military ocean noise on whales and other marine life
Hong Kong threatens hippo populations in Africa
Rampant consumption of teeth combined with incomplete trade records to blame
#STOPTHEMACHINE
New campaign explores the link between factory farming and its devastating impact on some of the world’s most iconic wild animals
Join the Pig Revolution and help close factory farms – for good!
Help Farms Not Factories create a new videos to help our piggie friends
The Red Squirrel – a future in the forest
Be a part of this stunning new conservation photo book
The Art of Beeing – Detroit
Film explores how individuals are coming together, much like bees, to put nature first