Nonetheless, I think some interventions we consider, such as alternative proteins, bycatch mitigation, and fish meal reliance can also benefit (wild or farmed) animals, albeit not per se in the most cost-effective way.
I think it is important to explicitly give weight to welfare considerations. I do not expect any of the above to robustly increase welfare. However, discussing them in the context of increasing welfare could contribute towards strengthening the wild animal welfare movement.
Thanks for the follow-up, Soem.
I think it is important to explicitly give weight to welfare considerations. I do not expect any of the above to robustly increase welfare. However, discussing them in the context of increasing welfare could contribute towards strengthening the wild animal welfare movement.