El trabajo de Ética Animal en 2019
En 2019, aumentamos notablemente nuestro trabajo, sobre todo en la defensa de los animales en el mundo salvaje, así como nuestra presencia a nivel internacional.
Animal Ethics work in 2019
In 2019, at Animal Ethics we increased our work significantly, by promoting and carrying out research in welfare biology and doing capacity building work about wild animal suffering. We also expanded internationally.
Remembering Priscilla Cohn’s work for wild animals
Priscilla Cohn was Professor of Philosophy at Pennsylvania State University. She did pioneering work focused in the defense of wild animals and supporting contraception for wild animals
Actualizamos con mucha más información nuestros artículos sobre por qué y cómo ayudar a los animales
Hemos publicado una gran cantidad de nueva información sobre cómo y por qué ayudar a los animales en el mundo salvaje.
Major updates to our section on helping animals living in the wild
We have recently expanded with new texts and contents our website section about helping animals living in the wild and the reasons why wild animal suffering is an important problem.
Gracias a una beca postdoctoral de Ética Animal, la Dra. Meagan King realizará investigación sobre biología del bienestar en la Universidad de Guelph
Meagan King realizará investigación postdoctoral sobre el sufrimiento de los animales salvajes.
Introduction to urban welfare ecology research
Urban welfare ecology is the study of wild animals who live in urban, suburban, and industrial environments with a focus on the wellbeing of the animals as individuals, rather than as populations.
We have expanded our work on the situation of animals in the wild
We are happy to announce that we have updated the situation of animals in the wild section on our website. This is not a minor update…
New work on antagonism in nature and wild animal suffering
In recent months, we have been expanding the pages in our website section on the situation of animals in the wild. As part of that effort, we increased our coverage of the topic of antagonism in nature.
Animal Ethics is funding a study of the effects of fires on animals in the wild at the Autonomous University of Madrid
Research on the ways animals are harmed by fires in the wild puts us in a much better position to help them.