In 2024, Animal Ethics has continued to expand our global reach with our work on education and outreach addressing speciesism, wild animal suffering, and longtermism. Read more
When we think about animal exploitation, we usually picture cows, pigs, or chickens. But there’s a massive issue that often goes unnoticed: the exploitation of insects. But why should we care about insects? Don’t they have tiny brains? Are they even sentient? Read more
World Day for the End of Speciesism in 2024 is a crucial moment for reflection on how we treat and value all sentient beings. At Animal Ethics, we envision a world where moral consideration extends beyond species boundaries. Read more
Animal Ethics co-founder Oscar Horta delivered a presentation on this critical issue. His talk, “Current efforts to expand wild animal advocacy internationally,” provided an overview of wild animal suffering and the ongoing efforts to address it. Read more
This course includes 28 videos that explain the situation of animals in the wild, why and how to help, and how to promote academic work in this field. Read more
Evidence indicates that vertebrates and many invertebrates are sentient. Sentience is the capacity to feel and have experiences such as pain. Read more
Most animals suffer in the wild and die prematurely, but it’s possible to help them. This book explains the reasons and the different ways to do it. Read more