WORKING TOGETHER TO BRING COMPASSION BACK TO CONSERVATION
COLLABORATIONS
Verify Humanity works with other compassionate organisations and individuals to increase knowledge and understanding about wildlife issues, improve wildlife conservation techniques, and protect the well-being of all animals. Together we also influence policy, approaches and attitudes concerning conservation techniques.
Our volunteers are a creative and dedicated group of conservationists. We can bring social media, design, research, writing, and management skills to the table.
If you're interested in partnering with us on one of our projects, or one of yours, please email us at info@verifyhumanity.org
Catholic concern for animals
A big thank you to Catholic Concern for Animals who we have worked together with to raise the profile of bear bile farming in Vietnam from both a cruelty and conservation perspective.
They published an article in their magazine by Kate Fox, our founder, called "could catholic outrage at criminals free boo the bear?" For a detailed insight into the Boo the Bear project, why not watch our shared podcast on Catholic Concern for Animals Youtube channel. Sharing the findings of our undercover investigation to a wide audience has helped to garner more attention and support for the bears.
CERTIFIED SUSTAINABLE PALM OIL (CSPO) ALLIANCE
We have teamed up with 95 conservation organisations to increase knowledge about the devastating consequences of unsustainable palm oil production for 193 IUCN Red List animals and their habitats.
We also want to make it easier for customers to spot Certified sustainable palm oil (CSPO) products, and make it more difficult for producers to hide their method of palm oil production.
anti-hunt collaboration
In preparation for the government consultation on hunting legislation later this year, The New Hunting Ban has been formed to determine the necessary legislative changes required for a real end to hunting with hounds.
Verify Humanity is pleased to be on the advisory board (known as Change Network) for The New Hunting Ban and is working in collaboration with other organisations and parties.
Photo from inaugural Change Network meeting hosted by The New Hunting Ban. Attendees included- Rhys Giles (Director of The New Hunting Ban), Rebecca Reddington (legal counsel), Neil Duncan-Jordan MP, Moon MP, Jayne Kirkham MP, Sean Woodcock MP, representatives from Verify Humanity, Protect the Wild, and Action Against Fox Hunting (AAF).