I enjoyed a really inspiring week at the EISA Pan-European Conference on International Relations in Lille, and got to talk about my book outside of a legal academic event for the first time. Thank you so much to @CharlyGehrke and Enrike van Wingerden for an incredible panel!

Meet Mo Esan, one of our fantastic new PhD researchers joining us at Birmingham City University working on a project entitled 'Investigating the History, Text and Implementation of the Animal Welfare Strategy for Africa through the lens of TWAIL': bit.ly/3ZmyG4r

📣 The second issue of the Environmental Rights Review on 'Animal Rights' is out now! 📣 Very happy I got to work with the authors as guest editor. Read my editorial on 'Environmental Rights and Animal Rights: Entanglements' (and the whole issue) here: bit.ly/3YyxKrx

Submit your abstracts before the 28th to present or host a workshop at the 5th UK Animal Law Conference UK Centre for Animal Law (A-Law). We can't wait to see you there!

Research Handbook on #ClimateChange and Biodiversity Law, edited by Environment Institute - University of Adelaide's Phillipa McCormack & Cardiff Law's Richard Caddell Contributors incl' Mitchell Lennan Dr Iyan Offor Dr Simon Pooley @hayleylots Arie Trouwborst 🆓 Read Preface & Chapter 1 ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978180…

Join us for the launch of our public talk series on Animals, Nature & Society co-hosted with UK Centre for Animal Law (A-Law). Alasdair Cochrane and Mara-Daria Cojocaru will present their book, Solidarity with Animals: Promises, Pitfalls and Potential. bit.ly/42coyga

Multispecies kin; we still doing twitter or what? Reasons not to are obvious...are we doing it anyway? It feels dead. But LinkedIn is so corporate, I haven't tested BlueSky/other alternatives to see if they've taken off. How are we platforming resistant/queer/multispecies stuff?