AI Surveillance in the Barn – what does it mean for Animal Welfare?
As many of you know, Leah Garcés recently returned to Compassion in World Farming as our Global Ambassador. Formerly our first executive director in the US and more recently, CEO at Mercy for Animals, we have been so excited to welcome
THE FARMER WHO UNLEARNED ‘MODERN’ AGRICULTURE
David Finlay | Credit: The Ethical Dairy Why one farmer's decision to keep cows and calves together changed everything Rain hammered down outside as a black-and-white calf entered the world. He lay on a bed of straw while his mother licked him
My life on a legendary soap
I’ve known Graham Harvey for many years and long admired his gift for spotting pioneers long before others do
WHAT BIG CHICKEN DOESN’T WANT YOU TO SEE
A comedian's quest for answers reveals what lies behind cheap chicken Would you put your health on the line to make a point? Well, comedian Mo Gilligan did just that for his new Netflix documentary Big Chicken. On a trans-Atlantic journey
WELCOMING COMPASSION’S NEW GLOBAL AMBASSADOR, LEAH GARCES
I am pleased to announce the return of Leah Garcés to Compassion in World Farming as our Global Ambassador.
WHEN THE MARSH HARRIERS DISAPPEARED
How This Year’s Record-breaking Summer Has Taken More Than Rain
A RIVER’S RIGHT TO BE A RIVER AND WHY IT MATTERS TO US ALL
From animal sentience to nature's rights, a new idea is taking hold On a sunny Sunday, a crowd gathered on the banks of the River Wye to witness an extraordinary spectacle. A towering puppet Goddess of the Wye presided over a
THE END OF THE CAGE AGE IS NOW FINALLY IN SIGHT
A million voices, years of persistence, and a promise that may finally be kept Imagine a world where you didn’t have to think about whether something on a supermarket shelf is okay or not. Where the only choices were good, healthy,
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FARMING AND FACTORY FARMING
Caged laying hens | Credit: Compassion in World Farming The debate sparked by Chris Packham's recent TV remarks has shone a light on a distinction that often gets lost: the difference between industrial factory farming and the many farmers working with