Ethiopian Airlines is shipping live wild animals around the world for luxury use as exotic pets from West Africa, posing huge biosecurity and disease risks as...
Our new report exposes short fallings in G20 countries’ laws that allow the cruel exploitation of wildlife and leave the world vulnerable to future pandemics
2 May, at a stakeholder’s feedback meeting in Pretoria, Minister Creecy of the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) took crucial and...
World Animal Protection in India has obtained corporate wildlife-friendly pledges from two travel and tour operators, 1000 Island Hotels and Resort and Wolf...
The Forest Department of Rajasthan has finally ordered 20 severely sick elephants to be retired.
Without lions our world would be a much darker place. These beautiful iconic animals, often described as the ‘king of beasts’, shine as symbols of bravery,...
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