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Wild Animal Ethics Conference

The Wild Animal Ethics Conference took place on 22-23 September 2021. It was organised by Ben Sachs and Mara van der Lugt, with gratefully acknowledged support from the Leverhulme Trust. See the schedule below and click the links for the recordings.

22 Sep

Oscar Horta (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela), “Designing an Effective Strategy for Wild Animal Suffering Advocacy”

Heather Browning (LSE), “Positive Wild Animal Welfare”

Gary O’Brien (Oxford University), “Identity Affecting Interventions in Nature”

Julia Driver (University of Texas-Austin/University of St. Andrews), “Wild Animals and the Museum Model of Nature”

23 Sep

Alasdair Cochrane (University of Sheffield) and Mara-Daria Cojocaru (Hochschule für Philosophie München), “Solidarity with Wild Animals”

Josh Milburn (University of Sheffield), “Bloody Hands, Bloody Claws: The Ethics of Wildlife Rehabilitation”

Joel Joseph (University of St. Andrews/University of Stirling), “What’s the Harm in Saving Prey from Predators?”

Molly Gardner (University of Florida), “Can Wild Animals Have Meaningful Lives?”

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