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May 02, 2023 Plastic Waste and the World’s Seas

Posted at 15:45hin Letter from the President, Oceans, Public Awareness/Attitudes, Sustainability/Biodiversity, Well-being - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil and Kathleen Rowan CEO, WellBeing International

Fifty years ago (Feb 10, 1973), Science News published a short article, “Setting sail into a plastic sea.” The story noted that scientists on an oceanographic voyage in the North...

Jan 30, 2019 Plastics – Environmental Protection

Posted at 13:07hin Articles, Oceans, WellBeing News, Wildlife in Water - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil

...years and there are several new NGOs launched in the last few years that focus specifically on the “plastic ocean” issue. An existing NGO, the Center for Biological Diversity, paints...

Children of Kampala, Uganda | Photo credit: AnjoKanFotografie

Apr 15, 2020 Everyone is a Potential Solution

Posted at 13:13hin Articles, Human Well-being, Public Awareness/Attitudes, Tales of WellBeing, Well-being - By Julian Hattem

“The bad news is that everyone is a potential victim / But the good news is that everyone is a potential solution.” So begins a recent song from Ugandan reggae...

Oct 04, 2021 WellBeing News – September 2021

Posted at 14:51h - By WellBeing International

...animals is challenging. A recent study estimates 50 billion birds globally, while Kenya has just reported it has 500,000 wild animals. READ MORE HOME | ARTICLES | DONATE | SUBSCRIBE...

Sep 22, 2020 WellBeing News – August 2019

Posted at 09:33h - By WellBeing International

WellBeing News August 2019 | Volume 1, Issue 7 CONTENTS CITES and Wildlife Protection Wildlife Trade – A Global Wake-up Call Developing Partnerships to End Dog and Cat ‘Homelessness’ Thriving...

Sep 30, 2023 Tales of WellBeing – September 2023

Posted at 07:37h - By WellBeing International

...Animals and Non-Animal Alternatives The use of animals in laboratories is declining worldwide as new non-animal methods become more sophisticated and relevant. READ HOME | ARTICLES | DONATE | SUBSCRIBE...

May 08, 2024 WellBeing News – April 2024

Posted at 17:46h - By WellBeing International

...trees, global warming, and greenwashing concerns? READ MORE Human-Animal Interactions and Edibility? Does a growing pet-keeping culture affect other human-animal interactions? READ MORE HOME | ARTICLES | DONATE | SUBSCRIBE...

Krutynia River in Poland | Photo credit: ewg3D

Feb 14, 2022 Nature – A Prescription for Subjective Well-being

Posted at 09:14hin Articles, Human Well-being, Tales of WellBeing - By Andrew Rowan

...the importance of nature in promoting human subjective well-being. For example, in 2019, a paper was published in the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United...

May 17, 2023 Tales of WellBeing – May 2023

Posted at 13:38h - By WellBeing International

...a domestic pet and why it does what it does, this book “The Cat’s Meow” by Jonathan B. Losos, is for you. READ HOME | ARTICLES | DONATE | SUBSCRIBE...

Aug 25, 2020 African Wildlife, Eco-Tourism & COVID

Posted at 18:28hin Animals, Articles, Land Management, Letter from the President, Sustainability/Biodiversity, WellBeing News, Wildlife on Land - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil

...compared to the situation in 1961. Increases in human, cattle and goat numbers are probably related to the decline in wildlife. Elephant numbers, for example have declined by 5-fold over...