Investigating the gritty truth behind the Amazon’s wildlife selfie trade
Wild animals are increasingly being exploited for selfies in Peru. We went undercover to see first-hand the shocking suffering these animals endure
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Sloth selfies: how we discovered the true impact
Our research shows that when sloths are taken out of their natural habitat to be handled by tourists, it damages their health and mental wellbeing
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McDonald’s fails to serve up happy deal for chickens
Iconic food brands like Burger King, Starbucks and Subway are improving life for chickens but a recent announcement from McDonald’s shows that it still has a...
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World leaders unite to protect marine life from deadly ‘ghost’ fishing gear
At the Our Ocean 2017 conference this week, we’ll raise further awareness around the issue of lost and abandoned fishing gear, which traps, injures and kills...
‘Wildlife selfies’ aren’t cute. They encourage cruelty and animal suffering
Booming tourist demand for snaps with wild creatures now extends to even remote places such as the Amazon – with devastating consequences
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