Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation (CAWF) is delighted that John Spellar MP’s Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill passed Second Reading in the House of Commons today.
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation urges MPs to attend and support the Second Reading of the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill led by John Spellar MP on Friday 22nd March. This marks a final opportunity for the Government’s Manifesto commitment to end trophy hunting imports to be delivered.
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation (CAWF) is deeply disappointed that Patron Henry Smith MP’s Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill has fallen.
Today (Thursday 29th June 2023) Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation (CAWF) has welcomed the passing of the Shark Fins Act into law.
On 9th January there will be a Westminster Hall Debate on the banning of free-running snares, following a Government e-petition.
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation (CAWF) welcomes Patron Henry Smith MP’s Private Members Bill, Second Reading, the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill, which would ban trophy hunting imports to the UK.
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation (CAWF) is supporting ‘Cecil’s Week’, a week of events organised by the APPG on Banning Trophy Hunting to mark the 7th anniversary of Cecil the lion killed by an American trophy hunter in Zimbabwe .
“Each one of us has the power to affect the process of change by taking personnal responsibility by communicating with legislators, your MP”
Updated 16th Feb 22
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation’s sister organisation, Blue Hare, has campaigned for over a decade for a closed season for hares and is delighted by the Secretary of State for the Environment, George Eustice’s, announcement.
Our sister organisation Conservatives Against Fox Hunting introduced the Blue Hare campaign for a closed season for hares in 2011 to the House of Commons. A close season for hares is under consideration by the Government.
Boris Johnson vows to ‘take a stand’ against Japanese whale killing
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s gives an address to the One Planet Summit.
Supertrawlers will be free to plunder Britain’s waters post-Brexit, Government sources have admitted.
Celebrities, MPs and British public call on the PM to support a wildlife trade ban at G20 meeting of global leaders.
Campaign to End Wildlife Trade (CEWT) urge PM to act on cause of Coronavirus and end global wildlife trade
We welcome China’s strong action to address the wildlife trade but we urge for a further amendment to the Wildlife Protection Law in China.
A Global Movement and campaign on October 4th with a mission to raise the status of animals in order to improve welfare standards around the globe.
We must end the culling of a much loved protected species and look at reviewing the policy.
“And together, we can do so much for animal welfare and the environment and help make this a better place for everyone to live. Quite simply: It is our duty to do so.”
Patron Carrie Symonds Speech On The Importance Of Conservation And Wildlife Protection At Birdfair Event ‘State of the Earth’
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation Patrons speak out against trophy hunting as reported in the national press
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation sign Open Letter to G20 leaders on Japans exit from the IWC – 28 June 2019
Britain Is A Nation Of Animal Lovers. So Let’s Act Now To Stop The Poaching Crisis. By Zac Goldsmith MP
George Eustice has today called for a new close season to protect hares during their breeding season.
Zac Goldsmith MP will lead a Westminster Hall debate on trophy hunting on Wednesday 15th May
George Eustice MP leads a Ten Minute Rule Bill for a close season for hares
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes the ban on wild animals in travelling circuses
On Saturday 26 January 2019, Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation volunteers joined the march to the Japanese Embassy in London to protest the
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes the enforcement notice on misleading ‘Faux Fur’ claims from the UK’s Advertisement Regulator to clothing retailers
We are deeply concerned to hear of Japan’s decision. Japan have announced that they will withdraw from the IWC and resume commercial whaling.
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