The basis of all our research and education work is the recognition of farm animals as sentient beings. Animals are capable of feeling pain and suffering, experiencing sensations and emotions. When farming practices provide them the right environment and conditions they can enjoy their lives. We also work to raise awareness of the detrimental impact of intensive animal farming on the environment, on human health and food security, and on scarce natural resources.
We produce educational resources and a speaker service for schools, colleges and the general public.
We also produce information resources for the public, students and teachers, including referenced reports, factsheets and briefings.
We organise educational and public interest events such as conferences, seminars, debates and exhibitions. We co-operate with individuals and organisations internationally.
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