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Hundreds of polar bears are killed each year for their fur
​and as hunting trophies.

​Please help us stop it!

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From Cage to Contagion: The Global Health Risks of Fur Farming​

Trials to to use dead animal bodies from fur-farms, such as mink, foxes, and raccoon dogs, as feed for livestock or to other fur-farm animals in China raise serious concerns about their potential impact on human health, animal health, and the broader environment. 

People for Nature & Peace's new report is a stark reminder that the true cost of fur extends far beyond the cruelty inflicted on the animals that are caught up in it but reaches into the very fabric of global health. It is a call to action, not just to end fur farming but to prohibit the introduction of carnivore remains into animal feed chains.
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No nature. No us.

It's that simple. Extinctions caused by humans have reached an unprecedented high and continue to accelerate.
A fundamental shift in how we relate to nature and other animals is necessary, if we want them and us to survive and avoid collapsing ecosystems and escalating conflicts. And best of all, it will make us happier.

When Nature calls, will you answer?
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Everyone came together to save the foxes at the EDF Dungeness nuclear power station. Good energy!
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Polar bears made it into the New Big 5 to be targeted with cameras instead of guns. More than 250 photographers, conservationists and wildlife charities voted. We were one of them.
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​Introducing police and antipoaching dog trainer Swen Busch who is helping us to protect India's rhinos
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Check out David Jamilly's  blog on the importance of wildlife conservation in a post-pandemic world and why it's all about kindness.
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Ocean giant Dr Sylvia Earle urges New Zealand to protect endangered Maui and Hector's dolphins from fishing nets.

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Floods kill 18 rhinos in India's Assam. Please help us keep them, tigers, elephants and other wildlife safe!
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes joins People for Nature & Peace as patron.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Goals & Objectives
    • Meet the team >
      • Executive Team
      • Patron
      • Advisers
  • Projects
    • Polar Bears >
      • What we do for polar bears
      • Polar bear facts
      • International Trade
      • Polar bears & climate change
      • Polar Bear Fun Stuff
    • Rhinos >
      • Antipoaching
      • Assam Flood Appeal
      • In Conversation
      • Fun Rhino Stuff
    • Maui & Hector's dolphins >
      • Hope Spot >
        • Hope Spot Goals
    • Fur Farming Health Risks >
      • REPORT: Fur animals as livestock feed
    • Other wildlife
  • SHOP
  • Ways to help
    • Donate
    • SHOP
    • Give as you Live
  • Contact
  • BLOGS
  • Product