23/07/2008 - (Brussels – 23 July 2008) – Today’s announcement of a proposed ban on the trade in seal products in Click here to read the full press release- 15/07/2008 - Conservationists have condemned today’s deadly decision to allow China to buy huge amounts of ivory, which could spell disaster for the world’s remaining elephant populations. Click here to read the full press release
- 14/07/2008 - Crucial decision for elephants to be made on Tuesday 15th July – spokespeople, broadcast footage and images available. Click here to read the full press release
- 27/06/2008 - (Santiago, Chile – June 27, 2008) - The International Whaling Commission’s (IWC) 60th annual meeting Click here to read the full press release
- 27/06/2008 - Animal welfare supporters from the UK will join others from around Europe next week to demonstrate in Brussels in support of an EU-wide ban on seal products. Click here to read the full press release
- 24/06/2008 - (Santiago, Chile – 24 June 2008) - Latin America’s whale watching industry has surged in growth, with more than one million whale watchers expected this year alone, new research reveals. Click here to read the full press release
- 24/06/2008 - (Santiago, Chile – 24 June 2008) – More endangered fin whales may have been killed for their meat than previously reported, according to new evidence revealed at this year’s meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC). Click here to read the full press release
- 23/06/2008 - (Santiago, Chile – 23 June 2008) - The fate of the world’s whales and the future of the Internationa Click here to read the full press release
- 11/06/2008 - (June 11 2008 – Johannesburg) - A clinic offering vital help to people and their pets in impoverishe Click here to read the full press release
- 04/06/2008 - (June 4, 2008) – Legal and regulatory questions are being raised over the export of whale meat to Japan from Iceland and Norway first reported earlier this week. Click here to read the full press release
- 21/05/2008 - (May 21, 2008) – Iceland’s whalers say they have killed their first whale since an announcement earlier this week that the country was resuming commercial whaling. Click here to read the full press release
- 20/05/2008 - (May 19, 2008) - Iceland’s decision to resume commercial whaling risks damage to the country’s economy and its international reputation, The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) has warned. Click here to read the full press release
- 04/04/2008 - (Ottawa, Canada – April 4, 2008) – As Canadian government officials tour Europe in a bid to f Click here to read the full press release
- 03/04/2008 - (London – April 3) – The publication of the draft Marine Bill has been cautiously welcomed by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) as a long overdue and important step to help protect marine life around Britain’s coasts. Click here to read the full press release
- 31/03/2008 - IFAW documents hunting activity on opening day of Canada’s commercial seal hunt – new bleeding requirement ignored
“We witnessed today a classic example of the cruelty associated with this hunt. Click here to read the full press release
- 28/03/2008 - (Charlottetown, Canada – March 28, 2008) – Canada’s annual commercial seal hunt is due to start today, but animal welfare groups who peacefully monitor the cruelty each year are currently being denied access to the ice. Click here to read the full press release
- 28/03/2008 - (Charlottetown, Canada – March 27, 2008) – On the eve of the opening of Canada’s annual commercial s Click here to read the full press release
- 11/03/2008 - (Ottawa, Canada – 11 March 2008) -- Conservation and animal welfare groups, including the In Click here to read the full press release
- 06/03/2008 - (London – March 6, 2008) The International Whaling Commission (IWC) is holding an intercessio Click here to read the full press release
- 03/03/2008 - (London – March 3, 2008) A British TV vet and writer has returned from South Africa with a message to other UK vets - please consider volunteering at township clinics providing a lifeline for needy animals. Click here to read the full press release
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