Prof Dr Natalie Waran chairs this new commission addressing the sustainability of equestrian sport through the lens of publically granted licence to operate. Do horse sports have a future? Very excited to see the welfare framework that develops from this. bit.ly/3PW8R3T

EIT’s Executive Dean, Professor Nat Waran, has been appointed Chair of a high-profile international independent Commission. eit.ac.nz/2022/06/eit-ex…

I’m looking forward to meeting old friends and making new ones! So good to be here in person, and to have the chance to engage with on equine welfare matters.

I’m looking forward to being at Hartpury University next week! Ethics of horses in sport in spotlight at equitation science conference horsetalk.co.nz/2022/07/30/eth… via Horsetalk.co.nz

The final schedule for #ISES2022 shows the online sessions. Visit equitationscience.com/conferences for details. Tickets for online are fixed at Early Bird Rate. To buy tickets visit bit.ly/3sjPqYO

Great to have had a productive two days working with my Commission colleagues at the FEI HQ in Lausanne.

Big Response to Equine Ethics and Wellbeing Survey horsesport.com/horse-news/big…

A busy few days exploring Science into Practice at the 2022 in person(!) Equitation Science Conference at a Hartpury Uni in the UK. Enjoyed great company, presentations and hospitality. So good to be out and about again!

Double bridles in competition, driving fines and other things the horse world is talking about trib.al/3UwHqND

Good to have such a positive response after presenting the proposed vision and approach for ensuring a Good Life for horses to delegates at the FEI Sports forum in Lausanne. inside.fei.org/media-updates/…

FEI Moves to Raise Equine Welfare Standards thehorse.com/1124780/fei-mo…

Please keep sharing - we need good engagement and feedback! Online survey seeks to gauge reaction to welfare proposals around sporthorses horsetalk.co.nz/2023/06/08/onl… via Horsetalk.co.nz

We are looking forward to hosting the 2024 ISES conference in the horse capital of New Zealand!

Very excited to be able to focus on my animal welfare work. Another ambitious Centre to develop and a new team to build!

We have recently introduced you to our new ‘Good Life For Animals’ Centre Director, Professor Nat Waran. Here is some information about the Centre. Post 2 of 2 #AGLCentre

Well worth the long flight to Paris to have the opportunity to present on changing societal expectations regarding horses and their use, and the importance of ensuring a Good Life for Horses in sport.

We’re off- the 29th Companion Animals NZ Conference has kicked off with some great international speakers who have travelled all the way to Hamilton NZ to talk about a Changing World for Pets. #companionanimalnz2024