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Crazy to me that this is even a discussion. Here’s an article to read, with a link to a petition to sign.

https://apple.news/AGItF0woeSqCbeo110qCNfA

https://c.org/t5bnFbLXjW

This campaign needs you now Shut down Sloth World in Orlando

Now here’s some cool news

How Uniqlo Is Mapping Out the ‘Next Era of Clothing’ Through Circularity In the fifth year of its Re.Uniqlo initiative, the company focuses on materials, collection, retail, and design in a 360-degree strategy.

Hi guys! Want to share this interesting interview from Mona Long. It provides great insight into the current climate of animal welfare in Taiwan.

Taiwan, Land of Animal Protection? Perspectives from Taiwanese Activists. Read in French This project is part of an initiative to better understand the animal protection movement across the world. After gathering testimonies from Japanese activists, we continued our exploration by interviewing Taiwanese activists and experts on the state of animal protection in their coun...

An activity book for kiddos for the Summer!

Wildlife Word Search: 75 Intriguing Puzzles; 1500 Unique words, For Adults and Teens "Wildlife Word Search" is more than just a fun activity book; it's an educational journey that will expand your knowledge and appreciation of the natural world. Whether you're a teen, an adult, or simply a wildlife enthusiast, this book is a perfect way to relax while learning about the incredibl...

Last one in our little trip around the world! Today’s talk is about the growing animal advocacy movement in Africa. I had the honor of speaking with Aurelia Adhiambo about the challenges posed by industrialization and factory farming, and how they differ from country to country in Africa.

She represents Africa in many animal welfare conversations from the Open Wing Alliance and The Humane League to the Effective Altruism Animal Welfare Fund and the Animal & Vegan Advocacy Africa Summit.

She’s a wealth of knowledge! I think you’ll enjoy learning a bit about animal advocacy in Africa right now. As always you can listen, watch, or simply read about our conversation at https://ForAnimalsForEarth.com/show/87

Thanks guys! 💙

Animal Kingdom Foundation's Heidi Marquez-Caguioa joined me to chat about animal welfare in the Philippines, fighting the dog meat trade & helping farm animals. This is a fun, quick glimpse into what advocacy looks like for animals in the Philippines. You can listen, watch, or read about it here:

https://ForAnimalsForEarth.com/show/86

Hi! So sorry it’s been so long. I miss you guys. ♡

Maho Uehara joined me from Tokyo, Japan for the first episode of our new Animal Advocacy Around the World Series. 👏🏻

Maho works with アニマルウェルフェア コーポレートパートナーズ AWCP Animal Welfare Corporate Partners Japan (AWCP), a Japan-based non-profit that helps corporations and producers who are changing the egg supply chain to cage-free eggs.

We discuss:
🥚the work of AWCP
🥚how animal welfare ranks as a priority in Japan
🥚how long organizations have been working to help animals like this
🥚how things look for farm animals, companion animals, and wildlife in Japan

SIMPLE IDEA:
Pick your favorite food and research where it comes from to better understand the supply chain.

WATCH, LISTEN OR READ THE EPISODE:
ForAnimalsForEarth.com/show/85

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For Animals For Earth media talked with our founder & CEO about her new book, Life of Pei - and the work that ACTAsia does in advocacy and education

You can listen and watch the interview- link in comments

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Hi guys!  Episode 84 is a quick update about the show.  I’m getting ready to kick off Season 7, and I would love your feedback.  I want For Animals. For Earth. to be as useful for you as possible. Will you add your thoughts?  Thank you!

EPISODE 84:
https://ForAnimalsForEarth.com/show/84

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For Animals For Earth media talked with our founder & CEO about her new book, Life of Pei - and the work that ACTAsia does in advocacy and education

You can listen and watch the interview- link in comments

Pei F. Su Lantern Publishing & Media For Animals For Earth

I talked with Pei Su this week! She’s the CEO and Founder of ACTAsia (among many animal advocacy titles!). She recently wrote a memoir "Life of Pei: The Battle for Compassion" that chronicles her early childhood all the way through her last 30 years of advocacy.

Pei shares her journey and motivations behind her book. The discussion highlights the challenges she faced in activism, the significance of community support, and the role of education in fostering compassion.

Pei also touches on her personal battle with cancer and the importance of self-compassion. You’re going to love this one!

https://ForAnimalsForEarth.com/show/83

As many as 550,000 animals are suffering in wildlife tourism worldwide. Many are in captive situations and forced to perform tricks, give people rides, or be handled for selfies.

We can actually help these animals by simply choosing not to support these activities. If you work in the travel industry, you can eliminate these offerings all together.

You’ll learn how to identify cruel wildlife tourism and what to do instead with Melissa Matlow of World Animal Protection Canada in my interview today.

We cover:

* When is Wildlife Tourism Cruel?
* Travel Companies Who Are Helping
* Elephant Rides
* Swim with Dolphins
* Global Ecotourism Councils
* Canadian Laws for Wildlife in Tourism
* Seeing Animals in the Wild
* Seeing Wildlife with Children
* Future of Wildlife in Tourism
* How to Avoid Burnout

I hope you’ll check it out! And please share with friends in the tourism industry. They can reach out to Melissa to partner and become Wildlife Friendly companies easily!

Thank you!!

SHOW EPISODE:
https://ForAnimalsForEarth.com/show/82

FOLLOW MELISSA:
https://www.worldanimalprotection.ca/

Wildlife in Tourism with Melissa Matlow - For Animals For Earth Learn how to identify cruel wildlife tourism and discover ethical alternatives with Melissa Matlow of World Animal Protection.