Animal Ethics is funding a novel research project examining causes of harm and mortality to wild animals in Greece
Animal Ethics is supporting research on projects that will help us better understand wild animal suffering and make it more tractable. Dimitras will look at data from the past few years in Greece and analyze reasons for admission, mortality rates, cause of death by age and sex, how this varies over time, and the outcomes of the animals after treatment. Read more
Promoting Welfare Biology as the Study of Wild Animal Suffering – video and transcript
This EA Global talk explains what wild animal suffering is and what is being done to address it. The talk discusses the creation of a new field of research, welfare biology. Read more
Welfare biology research: Sexual competition
This a project draft about sexual competition that shows the kind of research that could be developed in welfare biology regarding the life history of animals. It can be used and adapted freely by anyone. Read more
Animal Ethics’s 2019 strategic plan
The capacity of Animal Ethics has increased very significantly in the last year and a half, and we can now pursue more and larger projects. You can download our 2019 strategic plan here. Read more
What is sentience, and why does it matter?
Sentience is the reason to respect other beings, and all the evidences indicate that vertebrates and a large number of invertebrates are sentient. Read more
Rejecting animal exploitation: Veganism
Learn more about the reasons to reject animal exploitation, and how to do it in your everyday life, joining many others who have done so too. Read more
Wild animal suffering: Learn more
Many people ignore that most animals suffer significantly and die prematurely in the wild, but it's possible to help them successfully. Read more
