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Algoa Bay in South Africa becomes a prestigious Whale Heritage Site
Algoa Bay in South Africa has been awarded the Whale Heritage Site accolade, making South Africa the only country in the world with two accredited sites.
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News: Animals in the wild
Celebrating women’s achievements for animals this International Women’s Day
March 8, 2021 marks International Women’s Day - a day to celebrate women's achievements, call out inequalities, and recognize the need for gender parity.
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The most important action you can take for World Wildlife Day
By Melissa Matlow, our Campaign Director Each year, March 3 marks World Wildlife Day, a special day designated by the UN to celebrate the world’s wild fauna...
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Why does PetSmart adopt cats and dogs yet sell reptiles and amphibians?
Did you know that PetSmart decided to not sell cats and dogs because they recognized that too many homeless animals were suffering and being euthanized every...
Big banks are funding animal cruelty, habitat destruction and wildlife loss in the Amazon and beyond
Our report highlights how Europe’s top ten financial institutions are investing in companies at high risk of being linked to deforestation in the Amazon and...
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Two new Whale Heritage Sites awarded in a major step for wildlife protection
Tenerife-La Gomera marine area in southwest Tenerife, Spain, has been awarded a prestigious title as the first Whale Heritage Site in Europe, showcasing a...
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