Research Shows Big Mammals Suffer Brain Damage in Captivity
By Shubhobroto Ghosh, Psychology Today, November 15, 2020 Caging them and putting them on display is cruel from a neural
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Animals
Eco-social justice in an anthropocentric world
By Nicci Attfield and James Reed, The Ecological Citizen, January 27, 2021 In a recent post on the Earth Tongues
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Saving Endangered Bonobos Teaches A Lesson In Empathy
By Jon Hamilton, NPR, April 3, 2021 At an animal sanctuary in the Congo, several dozen Congolese schoolchildren are getting
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Animals Are Running Away From Us – Indigenous & Religious Views on Animals
“Our relationship with the natural environment and animals has changed dramatically over time. In this documentary, Pim Martens discusses past
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The Big Conservation Lie exposes colonial dynamic at the heart of conservation policy
By Lewis Evans, The Ecologist, August 9, 2017 Dr Mordecai Ogada, a professional conservationist, and John Mbaria, his fellow Kenyan
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Green Criminology: Widespread Caring Means Justice For All
By Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today, November 27, 2020 Green criminology, One Health, and compassionate conservation have common goals. Research shows
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The Personal Side of Extinction: The Case of Orca Scarlet
Orca expert Lori Marino writes about emotional suffering and species losses. By Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today, November 10, 2020 “We
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Human Confusion: Why There Must Be Justice for Non-Humans
By David Johns, Rewilding Earth, October 30, 2020 Featured Image: Illustration by David Parkins, originally appeared in Nature magazine and
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Unbound Project presents: Lek Chailert, Founder of Elephant Nature Park
“They forgive. They never forget but they forgive.” ~ Lek Chailert “An intimate short film about Saengduean Lek Chailert, founder
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Sustanimalism: A Unique View on Human-Nonhuman Relationships
A guest essay by Dr. Pim Martens, founder of the “think and do tank” AnimalWise. By Marc Bekoff, Psychology Today,
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