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Scientists issue warning after butchers make alarming discovery inside cow s stomach: The problem … is escalating

Scientists are still researching the impact.

Leanne proopsEmily haddyCressida bowyerTheatre allianceUn environment programmeUniversity of portsmouthDonkey sanctuaryGlobal southLamu islandHeritage siteLamu artsBbc wildlife magazinePlastic pollutionLand animalsUniversity of portsmouthLamu island

Investigating the Silent Menace: Plastic Pollution s Impact on Land Animals in Kenya

Scientists from University of Portsmouth and Donkey Sanctuary are doing a research on the effects of plastic pollution on animals in Kenya

Lamu islandCressida bowyerObadiah singoeiLeanne proopsEmily haddyUniversity of portsmouthTheatre allianceLamu clinic teamPostdoctoral researchDonkey sanctuaryFlipflopi projectProject leadAssociate professorAnimal behaviourGlobal southLamu based flipflopi project

Investigation launched into impact of plastic pollution on livestock and working animals

Researchers examine the amount of plastic cattle and donkeys in Kenya ingest, how this affects their health and the impact on human lives.

Lamu islandCressida bowyerObadiah singoeiLeanne proopsLamu clinic teamTheatre allianceUniversity of portsmouthFlipflopi projectAnimal behaviourGlobal southDonkey sanctuaryObadiah sing oeiLamu clinic team leadLead vetLamu artsProject collaborator

A New Study May Have Discovered the Secret to Improving Animal Welfare

Do animals experience better health and welfare outcomes when the humans who raise them believe in their emotional capacity? New research says yes.

United statesNicole axworthyLeanne proopsLara baeriswy unsplashEmily haddyVegnews nicolebioVegnews pigsfactoryfarmCheryl leahyUniversity of portsmouth centre forUniversity of portsmouth department psychologyUniversity of portsmouthPostdoctoral researchNational pork producers councilAmerican farm bureau federationSupreme courtPostdoctoral research fellow

Better equine health linked to owner belief in sentience - study

Equids whose owners showed an emotional bond with them were in significantly better health and had higher body condition scores than those whose owners that focused on their utility.

Julia brownJaime humberto zappi belloJuliane kaminskiEmily haddyLeanne proopsPostdoctoral researchUniversity of portsmouthUniversity of portsmouth department psychologyUniversity of portsmouth centre forApplied animal welfare sciencePostdoctoral research fellowEvolutionary psychologyExecutive directorEquine operationsDonkey sanctuaryAssociate professor

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