With the development of tourism and constant increase in travel itself, there was a possible question about its sustainability and the impact it have on the world in general.

In view of the recently emerging situation of Q-fever among students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, as a result of mandatory practice at a farm in Sarajevo, we would like to emphasize several important points regarding the same.

For years now, Bosnia and Herzegovina has been celebrated around the world as one of the positive examples of animal protection and rights, because in 2009 it was declared the fourth country in the world to ban the breeding of animals for fur production.

For decades, in scientific and research circles as well as in everyday life, the influence that man has had on planet earth and the functioning of its biodiversity has been discussed.

In October last year, at a fur farm in Galicia, northwest Spain, workers noticed an unusually high number of animals dying.

The egg industry brings a large number of victims, in addition to the suffering of laying hens, about 7 billion of newly hatched male chicks are killed each year. Are you wondering why?

The average consumer today buys about 60% more clothes than he did 15 years ago, which unfortunately is becoming an increasing problem for the environment and environmental sustainability.

Although the beauty industry produces dozens of new beauty products every day, one thing is clear: the future of the beauty industry is in vegan and cruelty-free cosmetics.

With the abolition of animal testing requirements, big cosmetic brands will no longer have to finance animal cruelty in order to enter the Chinese market.

The industry of broilers and laying hens has been the largest and most present industry in world for several years, and equally, it is one of the cruelest industries that exists in modern world.

While the harsh reality of angora production is being talked about more and more, sheep's wool is still considered as a harmless fabric. But is it?

New York has become the tenth US state to ban the sale of cosmetics tested on animals.

The company Victoria's Secret & Co made a decision to no longer use cashmere in its products.

From the moment they come into this world, calves are treated as commodities, and as a result, the bond between the cow and her baby is abruptly severed, affecting their health.

In Japan, the annual Taiji dolphin hunt began last month, and the ocean turned red with blood. The six-month event will run until March 1 next year.