Animal Ethics work in 2018
In 2018, Animal Ethics has entered a new stage in our work, with a focus on animals living in the wild. In addition, we have continued to increase the number of countries in which we are active, and we have started to work in Chinese. Read more
Welfare biology research: Vaccination of animals in the wild
This is a project draft to illustrate the research that scientists could develop in relation to vaccination of animals in the wild. It includes several separate research questions. Read more
Winter 2018 Animal Ethics Internships
If you share our goals and wish to help us with our work raising awareness and promoting discussion about issues in animal ethics, please consider applying for one of our volunteer internships. Read more
From September to November, Animal Ethics has given 30 talks in eight different countries
Animal Ethics has been giving talks in different countries, including the US, Mexico, Brazil, the UK, the Netherlands, Spain, Australia and New Zealand. Read more
Animal Ethics leaflets are available in seven different languages
We’re happy to announce that our leaflets are now free to download in several languages, including Chinese, German, French, Italian, English, Spanish and Portuguese. Read more
Research projects in welfare biology
Animal Ethics is working on a series of research project drafts in welfare biology to illustrate the kind of studies that could be developed in this field, and the best ways to help animals in the wild. Read more
A new article about wild animal suffering explains the importance of Welfare Biology
Developing a field of research to study the wellbeing of animals in the wild should be an important matter for all those who want to help animals. Read more
Tour of talks in defense of animals
Animal Ethics will be touring Mexico and the southwestern United States giving talks over the next two months. For these audiences, it may be an opportunity to learn about antispeciesism. Read more
Animal Ethics is hiring
Our focus is on changing attitudes rather than behaviors and on collective changes. We are looking for someone self-motivated and hard-working who should be able to carry out a number of different tasks. Read more
New section with bibliographical lists to aid researchers wanting to help animals
This new section presents many bibliographical lists with the references included in all our previously published webpages. Read more
Internship opportunities at Animal Ethics
If you share our goals and think you have skills to help us with our work, we encourage you to apply for one of our volunteer internships and work remotely with us on a flexible schedule. Read more
Animal Ethics is hiring a research analyst
We are looking for someone to carry out a quantitative study assessing the attitudes of biology scholars and students towards different ways of preventing wild animal suffering. Read more
Animal Ethics new direction aimed at increasing our impact
Animal Ethics is now undergoing some important and exciting changes in both our organization and our focus to maximize our impact in achieving a better world for all sentient beings. Read more
Publications about wild animal suffering
This bibliographical list includes all kinds of works about wild animal suffering and welfare biology – the study of the positive and negative wellbeing of all sentient living beings Read more
Journals specializing in animal issues
This list can be useful for researchers concerned for animals to know where to submit their work, and for others to find journals that are good sources of information about animal issues. Read more
Animal Ethics is hiring a Wild Animal Suffering / Welfare Biology Research Manager
The eligible person should be able to research and to foster the creation of partnerships with university departments and animal organizations. Read more
A new article about the importance of caring about future beings
The interests of future sentient beings should count as much as those of presently existing ones. Read more
Animal Ethics’s 2018 strategic plan
Our strategic plan for 2018 explains our general goals for this year and our strategic shift to promote concern for wild animals among scientists. Read more
An important thought bias: availability heuristic
There’s a widespread tendency to attribute more importance to certain issues than to others just because of how easy it is to remember instances of […] Read more
Animal Ethics website is now available in Chinese too
Our website is now available in eight languages: English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Polish, Italian, and now Chinese. Read more
