Our response to dog culling in Bali, Indonesia
With rabies cases on the rise in Bali, it has been reported that local communities and the provincial Government have yet again resorted to culling stray dogs...
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Disrupting the illegal wildlife trade with Freeland
Our Investigations team have established a new and exciting partnership with Freeland to address the illegal wildlife trade in South East Asia.
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Our response to dog culling in Bali, Indonesia
With rabies cases on the rise in Bali, it has been reported that local communities and the provincial Government have yet again resorted to culling stray dogs...
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Ending the bear bile industry in South Korea
We are reaching the final stages of our campaign to end the cruel bear bile industry in South Korea, working in partnership with Green Korea United.
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New live export deal with China puts more animals at risk
World Animal Protection is fearful for the welfare of cattle destined for China. As a new live export agreement with China nears, we are concerned for the...
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Storybook ending for bear cub found wandering the streets of major city
The Romania bear sanctuary is now home to one of its youngest residents – after our local partner was called out to a terrified bear cub, found roaming all...
World Animal Protection speaks at the Labor Fringe Festival
World Animal Protection is speaking at today's Labor Fringe Festival event in Melbourne, calling for all sides of politics to protect animals and support the...
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Moving China to act for bears
We’re getting closer to phasing out the bear bile industry in China
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Collaboration and collective data can combat whale entanglement
This years’ meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) marks 30 years since member governments placed a global moratorium on commercial whaling to...
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Working together to tackle ghost gear
A staggering 640,000 tonnes of fishing gear is left or discarded in our oceans each year. Known as ghost gear, this haul of lines and nets, traps, injures,...
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