Leading a Welfare Workshop at Keeperfest: the Glastonbury of Wild Animal Care
Blog by Sarah Bonser-Blake, Animal Welfare Field Manager at Wild Welfare The earthy morning air was thick with the scent of dewy... Read More
Welfare Washing: What it is and How to Challenge the Disinformation
âWelfare washingâ is a relatively new term, borne from the roots of greenwashing. In a more informed and environmentally conscious world, greenwashing... Read More
The Road to Better Animal Welfare: 900 Miles of Driving Knowledge and Partnerships
With our bags packed and the final checklist done; laptop, satnav, and mascot Amu the sun bear securely buckled into the passenger... Read More
The Hidden Animal Welfare Risk of AI-Generated Videos
AI is now able to create stunningly realistic images and videos of wildlife, however it has no real understanding of what is... Read More
The King of Misconception: Debunking Myths of Lion Society
Guest Blogger, Author James Welch has worked in zoos as a keeper for over 12 years focussing on carnivores and specialising in lions.... Read More
Will Technology Provide the Next Big Revolution in Zoo Animal Care and Welfare?
Stepping into the modern foyer of Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) City campus, I felt a keen sense of anticipation. As Wild Welfare’s... Read More
Advancing Global Animal Welfare Through Accessible Technology
Guest Blogger, David Kleven, President of AnimalCare Software. Introduction In the ever-evolving conversation around animal welfareâparticularly for wild animals in human careâtechnology... Read More
The Art of Welfare: Inspired by Sun Tzu’s âThe Art of Warâ
Sun Tzuâs The Art of War is an ancient Chinese document on strategy, leadership, and conflict resolution. Though originally written for military... Read More
Shaping the Future of Animal Welfare: A Peek Inside Our Global Team Meeting
There’s something exhilarating about meeting in person after years of mostly working remotely. For our Wild Welfare teamâscattered across the globeâour everyday... Read More
Welfare Without a Backbone: the welfare of managed invertebrates
Guest Blogger, James Brereton, a lecturer and course manager for Zoo Biology and Animal Science at University Centre Sparsholt, lends his expertise... Read More