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On our blog you’ll find explorations of key concepts in wild animal welfare, features on experts in the field, organizational updates, and more.

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The Wild Animal Initiative Team 6/28/22 The Wild Animal Initiative Team 6/28/22

How diverse is the Wild Animal Initiative team?

The Wild Animal Initiative Team 6/23/22 The Wild Animal Initiative Team 6/23/22

Cameron Meyer Shorb now serving as Executive Director

Amy Klarup 6/16/22 Amy Klarup 6/16/22

Developing a method to measure wild insect health and frailty: Jelle Boonekamp

Amy Klarup 6/16/22 Amy Klarup 6/16/22

Estimating the impacts of farmland management on invertebrate welfare: Ruth Feber and Paul Johnson

Amy Klarup 5/11/22 Amy Klarup 5/11/22

Evaluating welfare for injured and ill birds: Katie LaBarbera

Hollis Howe 5/6/22 Hollis Howe 5/6/22

Funding insect welfare research

Simon Eckerström Liedholm 4/8/22 Simon Eckerström Liedholm 4/8/22

Wildlife contraception and welfare

The Wild Animal Initiative Team 3/21/22 The Wild Animal Initiative Team 3/21/22

Wild Animal Initiative awards $500k for wild animal welfare research

Cat Kerr 2/28/22 Cat Kerr 2/28/22

An inclusive view of nature can foster inclusion for diverse researchers, too

Faunalytics 1/13/22 Faunalytics 1/13/22

Death in the wild: A guest post from Faunalytics

Mal Graham 1/6/22 Mal Graham 1/6/22

Shifting roles at Wild Animal Initiative

Cameron Meyer Shorb 12/10/21 Cameron Meyer Shorb 12/10/21

Our plans for 2022

This post highlights some of our key growth plans for 2022 — funding permitting — from launching a seminar series to informing policy change.

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How diverse is the Wild Animal Initiative team?

Cameron Meyer Shorb now serving as Executive Director

Developing a method to measure wild insect health and frailty: Jelle Boonekamp

Estimating the impacts of farmland management on invertebrate welfare: Ruth Feber and Paul Johnson

Evaluating welfare for injured and ill birds: Katie LaBarbera

Funding insect welfare research

Wildlife contraception and welfare

Wild Animal Initiative awards $500k for wild animal welfare research

An inclusive view of nature can foster inclusion for diverse researchers, too

Death in the wild: A guest post from Faunalytics

Shifting roles at Wild Animal Initiative

Our plans for 2022

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