The following post was written by a Fish Welfare Initiative volunteer, Karina Benitez Lin, who is the Corporate Outreach Officer at...

The following post was written by a Fish Welfare Initiative volunteer, Margaux Cudaback, who is an undergraduate studying Environmental...

Addressing welfare today can increase the resilience of farmed fish to climate change.

Given the myriad of welfare issues fish endure in aquaculture, as well as the potential for improved fish welfare to support...

We view all of our work as a pilot.

Beyond their risks for spreading disease, wet markets also have nonexistent welfare standards for the animals being sold in them.

With roughly 33,600 species of fish worldwide, it comes as no surprise that humans have found numerous ways of utilizing them.

We recently completed our first hiring process. This is how we did it, and what we found.

A common belief is that the biology of a fish is too simple to process pain. But anatomically, fish are not “too simple” to feel pain.

FWI has been in operation for 8 months. This is how our plans have evolved.

The following is cross-posted on the EA Forum. We’re excited to announce the launch of Fish Welfare Initiative (FWI), a new organization...

With all the animal suffering going on in the world, why should we work on fish?