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15 January 2020
The pecking order 2020 – which fast-food chains have improved and which ones are ranking lower than ever?
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16 January 2020
We’re calling on a property developer to cancel plans for an alligator park on the Old Kent Road.
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09 January 2020
Australia is currently experiencing an unprecedented catastrophe. Bushfires have raged for months causing mass devastation to animal populations and habitats.
23 December 2019
From saving animals from the fires of the Amazon to undercover work in Indonesia, your support has allowed us to do incredible work to move the world this year
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19 December 2019
We worked with Following Giants tourist venue, Thailand, to transition from a traditional trekking camp that offers rides to tourists, to a place where elephants can be free to just be elephants.
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11 December 2019
A ban on the international commercial trade of Asian small-clawed and smooth-coated otters, Indian Star tortoises and many other animals came into effect on November 26
28 November 2019
Our much-loved head of corporate engagement sadly died of cancer on Friday 22 November. We’re remembering him for the great impact he had on the lives of animals and people
28 November 2019
When not done properly, taking selfies with wild animals can be cruel. Many people aren’t aware of the suffering their selfies can cause, so we’re supporting the Costa Rica government’s campaign to encourage responsible tourism
01 November 2019
Global travel company Expedia Group – which includes subsidiaries hotels.com and ebookers – is profiting from a multibillion-dollar industry of dolphin cruelty.
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15 October 2019
The government announced in the Queen’s Speech that it will introduce legislation to recognise animal sentience - the fact that animals can feel pain and emotion - in UK law.
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04 October 2019
International demand for Africa’s iconic wildlife is causing hundreds of thousands of animals immense suffering and putting their survival in jeopardy. Our report details the ‘Big 5’ and ‘Little 5’ animals at risk
