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Here we post organizational updates, research, and more. You can scroll down to view our posts sorted by when they were posted, or click below on the tags that most interest you:
Haven King-Nobles
Jan 2712 min read
Our 2024 Year in Review
This post discusses the successes and challenges of FWI’s work in 2024. Specific highlights include our R&D studies and farm program growth.
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Siddharth Solanki
Nov 14, 20243 min read
Our Recent Support of the World Conference on Farm Animal Welfare
We recently contributed to the annual World Conference on Farm Animal Welfare in China.
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Haven King-Nobles
Nov 14, 20248 min read
Recent Strategy Updates: Our 2026 Goal, and Plans for 2025
This post discusses our plans for the next two years, as well as updates to our strategic thinking.
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Haven King-Nobles
Jan 25, 20248 min read
Fish Welfare Initiative's 2023 in Review
This post discusses our key outcomes and challenges from 2023.
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Jennifer-Justine Kirsch
Dec 7, 20232 min read
Updates on Our Work In China
This blog post discusses the current status of our work in China.
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Lu Chen
Apr 21, 20235 min read
Prioritizing Fish Species for Our China Work
We discuss how and why we helped identify 2 species to prioritize for welfare interventions in China—grass carp and large yellow croaker.
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Haven King-Nobles
Jan 25, 20238 min read
Our 2022 In Review
This post discusses our highlights, updates, and lessons learned from helping fish in India, China, and the Philippines in 2022.
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Jennifer-Justine Kirsch
Aug 10, 20225 min read
Our One and Three Year Plans in China
This post summarizes our One and Three Year Plans for improving the welfare of fishes in China.
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Lu Chen
May 26, 20223 min read
Aquatic Animal Welfare in China
FWI is proud to have hosted the first-ever aquatic welfare Forum at a conference in China.
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Jennifer-Justine Kirsch
Feb 8, 20224 min read
Our international (non-India) work in 2021
This post summarizes FWI's projects to help fish in China, Portugal, the UK, and the Philippines.
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