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by working together.
best practices in animal welfare.
and make a difference.
other passionate people.
The Animal Welfare Collaborative (TAWC) is a society-driven network of individuals, organisations, and companies working together to improve animal welfare.
The Animal Welfare Collaborative (TAWC) is a society-driven network of individuals, organisations, and companies working together to improve animal welfare.
We all care about animals and want the best lives possible for them.
Animal Welfare Snapshots
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TAWC Talks
TAWC Talks - Global year for translating pain: knowledge to practice by Prof. Mark Hutchinson
TAWC Talks: Behavioural and nutritional impacts of nesting for sows on piglets
TAWC Talks: A positive human contact: a form of environmental enrichment for farm animals?
TAWC Talks: The concept of stress in relation to welfare
TAWC Talks: Farm animal welfare certification
TAWC Talks: Marine animals and their welfare - talks by Prof. Culum Brown, Dr Brittany Jones
TAWC News
Professor Mark Hutchinson is the Director of CNBP Science, President at Science & Technology Australia and TAWC Executive Team member. Professor Hutchinson will be addressing the National Press Club on Wednesday, 2 March 2022.
Event Highlights from Animal Welfare Horizons 2021: Virtual event The Animal Welfare Collaborative (TAWC) held its biennual conference, the Animal Welfare Horizons …
TAWC's first Collaborative Project, called the Daylight Project, is aimed at improving transparency around animal use.
The Animal Welfare Collaborative (TAWC) was officially inaugurated at Animal Welfare Horizons on December 4th in Brisbane.
The constructive dialogue had during the Animal Welfare Summit in April has inspired us to start working on our revised Strategic Plan.
On April 9th 2019, we held our inaugural Animal Welfare Summit in Sydney to discuss the foundation and shaping of The Animal Welfare Collaborative.
Our work
TAWC Crisis Awareness Network
The COVID-19 Animal Welfare Response Reference Group (COVAWRRG) was established in March 2020 and involved more than 34 organisations...
Daylight Project
One of TAWC’s first undertakings as a collaborative network was the Daylight Project, the goal of which is to provide information that is of value to society in raising awareness...
We bring people together to improve the welfare of animals.
Get Involved
There are many ways for you to get involved in The Animal Welfare Collaborative.