Wildlife photographer accused of staging scenes

Article Abstract:

Wildlife photographer Marty Stouffer is alleged to have staged scenes and mistreated animals while making the popular PBS television program 'Wild America.' Former employees and colleagues claim that he manipulated scenes to be able to shoot animals fighting, attacking or chasing one another.

Photographers, Photography of animals, Animal photography, Stouffer, Marty

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USDA falls 90% short of the job

Article Abstract:

The Alternative Research and Development Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Dept of Agriculture to force the latter to make birds, mice and rats part of the animals protected by the Animal Welfare Act. This move aims to regulate the use of these animals in laboratories, zoos and circuses.

Cases, United States. Department of Agriculture

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Eric Mills: man of action

Article Abstract:

The background, career and animal advocacy work of Eric Mills are discussed. His campaigns to eliminate animal suffering in rodeos, and to ban the practice of horse tripping and calf roping, are described.

Care and treatment, Laws, regulations and rules, Political aspects, Interview, Animal rights movement, Horses, Rodeos, Mills, Eric

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