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Philip’s Blog informs, educates and debates what’s going on with the future of our food and the impact on us all: humanity, animals, both farmed and wild, and on the planet. It’s a one-stop, interrogative and informative Blog that will get you thinking, get you talking and keep you ahead of the curve. It won’t always be pretty, but it’ll give you the facts and make you think. ‘Pow Wow’ is for all those who want to hear about, the here, the now and the future.
Rated a Top 10 Green Blog by Vuelio May 2018 and 2019

In this guest blog Duncan Williamson, Head of International Policy for Compassion in World Farming reflects on report of the UK’s Committee on...

03 May, 2019

This Easter Monday, 22nd April, we celebrate Earth Day. It is a hugely important day, a global event with more than 1 billion...

21 April, 2019

“God loved the birds and invented trees. Man loved the birds and invented cages” This is a quote from Jacques Deval, the French...

18 April, 2019

Why we need a Global Agreement on Food, Farming & Nature I have been at the United Nations in Nairobi, where I had the...

14 March, 2019

I’m honoured to have been invited to be keynote speaker at the United Nations in Nairobi, contributing to crucial discussions about the future...

07 March, 2019

Whilst we all get to a point in our lives where we need to make important decisions, it feels to me that the...

02 March, 2019

The continued transport of live farm animals for further fattening and slaughter is one of the most inhumane activities in the agricultural industry....

23 February, 2019

It's St Valentine's Day today and if you believe the media, it's also the perfect excuse to treat another special companion in your...

14 February, 2019

Forty years ago, as an avid member of the RSPB’s Young Ornithologist’s Club (YOC), I took part in a project to find Britain’s...

25 January, 2019

On the day the highly respected naturalist and broadcaster, Chris Packham has been announced as the latest patron to join Compassion in World...

10 January, 2019

As the world grows another year older, we turn to reflect on times past, present and of course, the future.  It's been a...

31 December, 2018

Today is World Wildlife Conservation Day, launched just a few years ago to raise awareness of illegal wildlife trafficking. I’ve worked to protect...

04 December, 2018

This article is based on my recent meeting with Allan Jenkins, Editor of the Observer Food Monthly, for my Big Table podcast....

16 November, 2018

Big change starts with recognition. It was encouraging then to see animal welfare being recognised as an issue of importance in China at...

05 November, 2018

“How come that a species capable of creating a rocket that goes to the moon is destroying its only home?” Jane Goodall PhD,...

16 October, 2018

This article is based on my recent meeting with world-renowned primatologist and foremost expert on chimpanzees Dr Jane Goodall DBE, UN Messenger for...

04 October, 2018

Last Saturday, 22nd September, thousands of people gathered in Hyde Park, London and made history by participating in the first People’s Walk for Wildlife....

29 September, 2018

Launching the biggest ever campaign for farm animals I am hugely excited to be in Brussels for the launch of our biggest ever...

25 September, 2018

This blog is based on my recent meeting with Grace Dent, award-winning restaurant critic, journalist, author and broadcaster, for my Big Table podcast....

21 September, 2018

This article is based on my recent meeting with Chris Packham for my Big Table podcast....

07 September, 2018

Today is ‘World Plant Milk Day’, celebrating the health, environment and animal welfare credentials of plant milks like almond and soya. Now, I have...

22 August, 2018

Empathy can be a powerful thing. Who would have predicted that millions of viewers connecting so deeply with the plight of a dead...

17 August, 2018
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