War has an immense impact on non-human animals. This paper considers consider the costs of our conflicts on non-human animals through theories of proportionality and necessity. READ MORE
By increasing the public’s exposure to exotic animal content, social media normalizes and drives demand for the wildlife trade. Social media companies can combat this with targeted moderation. READ MORE
A recent paper addresses AI and animal welfare, and proposes ways that we, as a society, could prevent and relieve tremendous amounts of suffering. READ MORE
Many of us think of zoos as prisons for wild animals — and many are. According to one conservation expert, however, some facilities that rise to a certain standard could play [...] READ MORE
A recent report from the Center for Biological Diversity and Collective Fashion Justice compiles evidence on the environmental impacts of the commercial wool industry, from farm to landfill. READ MORE
Conserving and restoring sites for nature can be more economically valuable than using them for other, human-centred purposes. READ MORE
This study of sixth graders in New Jersey set out to determine if humane education content — which nurtures kindness and empathy towards animals — could quantitatively impact reading performance. READ MORE
This guest blog from Wild Animal Initiative's Cat Kerr looks at creative and humane solutions for population management that take the sentience of so-called "pest" species seriously. READ MORE
The risk of new diseases might encourage the adoption of plant-based diets, according to a survey conducted in India’s National Capital Region. READ MORE
