Henry Salt and 100 years of animal rights

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Henry Stephen Salt, an Eton scholar wrote the book 'Animal Rights Considered in Relation to Social Progress' in 1892. The book has had a lasting impact on animal welfare reforms. Salt died in April 19, 1939 after publishing over 40 books and working for humanitarian concerns.

Biography, Personalities, Animal rights, Salt, Henry Stephen

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Wildlife ballot initiatives pass in two states

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Citizens of Arizona and Oregon voted to approve legislative wildlife protection initiatives in their respective states. The new Oregon rules ban bear baiting and hunting with the use of telemetry collars, while the Arizona laws ban the use of snares and some other traps.

Laws, regulations and rules, Arizona, Environmental policy, Wildlife conservation, Oregon

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Why they quit: thoughts from ex-hunters

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More than 50% of Americans who hunted during youth gave up hunting as adults. Ex-hunters claim various reasons for hunting such as an excuse to go outdoors, but as they matured they began to see the importance of preserving wildlife and allowing the animals to live.

Personal narratives, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Hunters

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