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Documentary: former dolphin trainer reveals hidden cruelty behind the industry
An ex-trainer exposes the lies the dolphin industry tells to make tourists content with animal cruelty – and to make money
Tourists choosing elephant bathing over elephant riding, unaware of cruelty involved
Tourists are unknowingly driving elephant cruelty by choosing ‘softer’ interactions such as bathing and selfies – but these cause just as much suffering as ...
Your support is feeding hungry elephants in Thailand
With tourism coming to a halt due to the COVID-19 crisis, many high-welfare elephant venues in Asia have been struggling to care for their elephants. But with...
To end wild animal exploitation forever, we must focus on the global wildlife trade
To end the suffering of millions of wild animals used as entertainment, food, medicine, and pets and to prevent future pandemics, we’re shifting our focus to...
Coronavirus statement: we must unite to end wild animal exploitation
This is what we are doing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Deep disappointment as Expedia Group decides to continue profiting from dolphin cruelty
The travel company’s new animal policy states it will work with venues ‘accredited’ by the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and the Alliance of...
Following Giants: elephant riding and bathing ends at newly transitioned Thai venue
We worked with Following Giants tourist venue, Thailand, to transition from a traditional trekking camp that offers rides to tourists, to a place where...
Elephant riding and bathing now ‘unacceptable’ in latest travel association guidelines
ABTA, the UK's largest travel association, has updated its animal welfare guidelines to make it ‘unacceptable’ for tour operators and travel agents (who adopt...
Costa Rica urges tourists not to take wildlife selfies
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...
Cruel wildlife performances continue at world zoo association’s member venues
Wild animals are continuing to endure appalling suffering at some of the world’s ‘top’ zoos and aquariums – all associated with the World Association of Zoos...
