Australian Farm Animal Rescue Matters

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

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02/09/2026

Most Australians assume our marine parks are protected from damaging activities like seismic blasting. But the truth might surprise you. Seismic blasting is still allowed in about half of Australia’s offshore marine parks, including in the offshore marine parks around Lord Howe Island,...

30/08/2026

The group is profiting from the slaughter of birds in the down industry – urge officials to ditch down now.

29/08/2026

A planned brumby cull in Yuraygir National Park, NSW, has been put on hold following urgent court action.
The debate has intensified after evidence from a 2023 aerial culling program revealed that some horses required up to 15 shots, with more than 2,000 shots fired to kill 270 horses.
Supporters of culling argue that feral horses can cause significant damage to native ecosystems, while animal-welfare advocates have raised serious concerns about the way the animals are being killed.

Do you support pausing aerial brumby culls in NSW?

28/08/2026

Dior, Prada, Chanel, and other brands have ties to operations that rip screaming goats’ hair out for cashmere – take action now!

19/08/2026

ARE BRUMBIES A NATIONAL TREASURE WORTH PROTECTING? 🇦🇺

a major debate continues across australia regarding the conservation of feral wild horses, commonly known as brumbies, in sensitive habitats like Kosciuszko National Park.

advocates for brumbies highlight their deep historical connection to pioneering heritage and regional culture, immortalized in australian folklore and literature. they argue that non-lethal management strategies such as rehoming and population tracking should be prioritized over culling.

on the other hand, environmental researchers and environmental organizations point to official ecological studies published by bodies like the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS). these reports highlight that high horse numbers cause soil erosion, damage fragile alpine bogs, and endanger rare native flora and fauna unique to the region.

how do you view the balance between heritage protection and native environmental management? share your views respectfully in the comments below! 👇💬