Our conference speakers aim to inspire new pathways for conservation that treat all individuals and species as equal and to reinvigorate our awe and wonder for all life, regardless of their conservation status.” — 2017 International Compassionate Conservation Conference

There is a dramatic and long-overdue change coming to the governance of wildlife. If Wisconsin citizens contact the Tony Evers campaign, we may just be able to get our first humane secretary of the DNR, someone who represents the nonhunting majority of Wisconsin citizens.

The emerging focus worldwide is on respecting the lives of individual animals and their safety and mobility. The new paradigm is one of peace and harmony, replacing the valuing of wildlife primarily for their death. Killing conserves nothing.

The Centre for Compassionate Conservation (CfCC) was initiated at the University of Technology in Sydney, Australia, in 2013.

International conservation researchers held a conference in 2017 to explore new…