Continuing toward 12,000 pages of evidence-based animal welfare education
The Animal Welfare Hub has now published 11,900 pages of comprehensive, evidence-based animal welfare content. This milestone reflects continued dedication to covering the full breadth of animal welfare challenges — from the smallest invertebrates to the largest marine mammals.
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Open-access for everyone
Recent additions cover UK reptiles and amphibians (adders, grass snakes, slow worms, sand lizards, common toads, smooth newts), garden wildlife (slow worms, hedgehogs, kingfishers, dippers), seabirds (razorbills, gannets, kittiwakes, puffins, guillemots), corvids (jays, rooks, magpies, jackdaws), deer species (red, roe, fallow, muntjac, water deer, Chinese water deer), and welfare science advances (positive affect measurement, robotic milking, lambing welfare).
Every page in the Animal Welfare Hub is written with care to provide accurate, evidence-based information that can motivate real change for animals. We continue toward the 12,000 page milestone and beyond.