… analyse the dynamics and derivations of wild animal welfare law descending down from the
… can never be enough; true welfare legislation is no respecter of species, it is concerned with …

… welfare needs of animals are met, then we must begin with restructuring our core animal
protection legislation (… minimum welfare standards, based on the individual and species-specific …

… norms is found primarily within conservation and biodiversity protection law, where the
human interface with wild animals is already regulated. However, the volition of international …

… trajectory of conservation and welfare legislation in the context … regime setting out animal
welfare standards to support future … The proponent of animal rights believes that animals should …

… of protection afforded to wild animals with that afforded to non-wild animals under section 4
of the Animal Welfare Act … unnecessary suffering unreasonably caused to non-wild animals. …

… Legal provisions also require the alleviation of an animal’s suffering to be an obligation under
the ACT Animal Welfare Act … injure a live member of a vertebrate species and do not take …

… welfare of wild animals, greater effort may be required to provoke media interest in welfare
issues that do not involve intent to harm, are legal… our final list of wild animal welfare issues to …

… In words which could equally apply to the protection of animals under animal welfare law, …
that existing animal welfare legislation amounts to a de facto bill of rights, if we understand …

… and welfare motivations [… protection of wild animal well-being. Such studies can be useful
to demonstrate support for the paradigm shift towards protecting individual wild animal welfare …

… , then this may extend our perceived permissibility of the act of keeping captive animals. As
with all debates of this type, it is highly likely to be context-sensitive, and as such, it would not …