CALS News & Events

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This latest development in the Rights of Nature movement gives key Amazonian pollinators important protections. 

In this piece, Visiting Assistant Professor, Hira Jaleel, and Law Scholars for Change law clerk, Frannie von Friedeberg (2L) address common questions about the proposed ban.

The Center for Animal Law Studies will co-host the 4th Annual Comparative Animal Law Symposium on March 17-18, 2026. The Symposium will be held virtually, is free to attend, and is open to the public.

Professor Erica Lyman looks to the future of CITES and its continued promise for wildlife

Mark your calendar for June 5, 2026 to advance protections for aquatic animals

Fellowships for exceptional incoming students provide for full tuition for Animal Law LLM or MSL students and a generous living stipend

This new endowed scholarship will fuel animal protection scholarships for generations

The analysis by the Farmed Animal Protection Project maps litigation strategies in Brazil, India, Mexico, and Zimbabwe.

Frannie von Friedeburg, 2L and LC ALDF Co-Director, shares an overview of the 4th Annual Brooks Animal Law Student Summit

Animal Law LLM Candidate, Savannah Sherman, Named Second Recipient of the Thomas Bloom Raskin Animal Protection Scholarship.

GLA’s Diehl Fellow, Courtney McCoy, shares the importance of the climate agenda to the future of wild animals around the world.

The fifth round of CALS Ambassadors have been selected to carry out innovative projects that advance animal protection and animal law across the globe.

Meet three outstanding JD scholarship students committed to pursuing careers challenging industrial animal agriculture: Josephine Blatny, Camille Bond, and Nicole Wood.

Professor Erica Lyman explains how the pet trade is driving significant international trade that threatens the conservation status of the Chilean rose hair tarantula.