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Safeguarding animals requires more than lawyers. It requires everyone who can make the law work.
Wildlife cannot hire a lawyer. Farmed animals cannot file a complaint. The work of standing in for them is legal, technical, scientific and educational all at once — and there is room for more of it than we can staff.
You do not need to be a seasoned environmental lawyer to contribute. Tell us what you can do and how much time you have, and we will match it to something real.
Lawyers and law students
Research, drafting, case preparation and comparative analysis across jurisdictions.
Veterinarians and animal health
Technical advice on welfare standards, evidence and expert input on casework.
Technologists and data
Building and maintaining the systems that turn scattered records into usable evidence.
Educators and communicators
School programmes, writing, translation and design that make the work legible.
Get in touch
Send us a short note about your background and what you would like to work on.