Today is Wildlife Conservation Day, a day that provides us with an opportunity to both reflect on the state of the planet from the wild animals perspective and to highlight the rarely championed actions being taken at the community level to preserve the natural environment and so protect biodiversity.
On the anniversary of his birth, we pay tribute to Professor Tom Regan - a founding father of Animal Rights.
Turkeys are sensitive, aware, and playful animals capable of a whole spectrum of emotions, and it is only when you allow yourself the time to get to know them that their true characteristics shine through.
Orangutan are a much loved great ape, the largest arboreal animals in the world, spending over 95% of their time in the trees, eating, travelling and sleeping. However all of the orangutan species are critically endangered, and their habitats are at risk of destruction.
Bats are the only mammal that can fly, and they are among the most misunderstood of animals, routinely feared and maligned. During Bat Week we look at some of the most interesting aspects of their life.
Today is the annual #ReptileAwarenessDay so we’ve got our Animal Welfare Director Dave Neale to share some amazing animal facts about these incredible and beautiful creatures.
For World Octopus Day we learn a little more about these incredible eight-tentacled creatures from Animal Welfare Director, Dave Neale.
Animal Welfare Director Dave Neale looks back on the tragedy that was the life and death of an elephant named Tyke, on the 26th anniversary of her death and reflects on the lessons the incident teaches us about the relationship between human and elephant.
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