The nominee Brian Nesvik is described as having an “extreme record” on wildlife issues with a history of “anti-conservation” decisions.

Government testing reveals that livestock veterinarians have tested positive for the H5N1 virus despite working on farms that had no reported cases in cattle.

Seaweed is being hailed as a breakthrough solution to reduce methane emissions from cattle - but it doesn’t fix the environmental crisis caused by animal agriculture. Here’s why.

The UK’s largest retailer of pet supplies is now selling Meatly’s new ‘Chick Bites’, which have been cultivated from cells taken from a single chicken egg.

The award shows how plant-based food is continuing to become increasingly popular in the fine dining industry.

The controversial legislation aimed to replace the current science-based management of the species with unrestricted hunting including trapping.

The city’s own Animal Commission has already labeled the facility as “unsafe for visitors and animals” in a recent report.

The animals were kept in “filthy” wire cages with little-to-no protection from the cold weather, and many were emaciated and severely dehydrated.

The country now has the largest global population of tigers, with a new study confirming that areas of protected habitat have helped to successfully boost numbers.

The Colorado Supreme Court made the legal judgement during a case this week that called for five elephants held captive at a Colorado zoo to be retired to a sanctuary.

Authorities discovered over 100 dogs on the defendant’s property, along with numerous items associated with dog fighting including a treadmill designed for dogs and a breeding stand.

Bird flu is continuing to devastate populations of farmed animals in the US, as a new variant discovered this week raises further concern among scientists.

The 2024/25 college sports season has “devolved into a chaotic circus” campaigners say, as a tiger and longhorn steer have been brought into stadiums.

Over half a million marine animals are caught and killed in fishing gear every year as unintentional “bycatch”.

A reported $23 billion was “wasted” on government-approved animal tests last year.

Under the state’s plans, up to 80 percent of predators across a 20,000-acre range will be shot on sight.

The successful release is part of plans to restore a self-sustaining population of wolves in the region.

Shelters and sanctuaries across the state have opened their doors to help house evacuated animals.

The data suggests a wider shift towards more plant-forward eating habits, as millions in the country now consider themselves vegan or follow a diet that reduces or eliminates meat.

Thousands of dogs have already been rounded up and killed across Morocco as part of the country’s efforts to “clean up” its 3 million stray animals in preparation to host the sports tournament.