Netherlands Archives - Page 2 of 9

Oct 31 2025 | Anita Rajan

Animal Welfare Legislation In The European Union: A Call For Consistency

Across the European Union, member states have taken different approaches to animal welfare legislation, creating gaps in protection that leave farmed animals vulnerable to harmful systems and practices. READ MORE

Oct 10 2025 | Amy Brewer

Social Media Is Fueling Harmful Wild Animal Tourism

Researchers take a look at how social media shapes public attitudes towards wild animal interactions, and why it matters for animal welfare. READ MORE

Aug 8 2025 | Moaied Khaled

Why Aren’t Plant-Based Diets More Widespread?

Millions of people around the world say they want to eat more plant-based foods, but something is getting in their way. This report delves into the reasons why while also offering up reasons for hope. READ MORE

Jul 31 2025 | Mia Elliott

Global Commercial Wild Animal Farming: What We Know

Fragments of data help tell the story of commercial wild animal farming, a growing worldwide industry that warrants greater scrutiny and transparency. READ MORE

Jul 15 2025 | Maggie Herskowitz

How Do We Have Healthy, Happy Guinea Pigs?

Guinea pigs are popular companion animals, but little is known about their welfare in homes. Researchers examined data from over 1,000 guardians to see what kind of care their guinea pigs are given. READ MORE

Jul 4 2025 | Joanna Mazurek

Veggie Challenge: Involving Family And Friends Helps

How can you eat fewer animal products — and stick to it? Start with a challenge, and bring your friends. READ MORE

Jun 30 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

Are The Key Animal Welfare Models Effective For Exotic Pets?

While animal welfare models like the Five Freedoms are widely used, this study shows they often fall short for exotic pets, revealing a gap between policy promises and animals’ real-life conditions. READ MORE

Jun 3 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Placing Meat Substitutes With Meat Can Boost Supermarket Sales

When they’re positioned in the meat shelf, meat substitute purchases increase over the long term, especially among meat-eaters and flexitarians. READ MORE