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The Civet Project Foundation was invited to speak at a sustainability and wildlife tourism event hosted by Prof Rie Usui

195 animal welfare organisations come together to ask the UK Government to ban the sale of civet coffee tourism.

The Civet Project Foundation team is proud to announce that world leading travel companies have stopped selling civet coffee tours

The Civet Project Foundation has won a prestigious Award of Merit for a Documentary Short from The Impact DOCS Awards Competition.

On the 17th April 2024, our documentary 'Civet Coffee: From Rare to Reckless' was screened at the NEU in Hanoi

The Civet Project is excited to announce a new partnership with Wild Welfare- whose mission is to see a world where every captive wild...

“What are civets?” This is the question that so frequently follows the answer to the first question: “what is your PhD research about?” I...

The Civet Project is thrilled to see in the new year with a new partner: Save Vietnam’s Wildlife! In November 2023 our team headed to...

Have you heard of civet coffee but not sure what all the fuss is about? In this article we lay out the precise reasons why we are...

This week, we met with undergraduate students studying Animal Conservation, Behaviour, and Welfare degrees at Plumpton College, UK.

The Civet Project is delighted to have been awarded a grant from the Mohamed bin Zayed Conservation Fund to support an upcoming research...

Civet coffee (aka, Kopi luwak, in Indonesian) is commonly known as the most rare and expensive coffee in the world, due to its unique...

Artists create worlds most rare and expensive coffee as an ethical affront to civet coffee. For the past two years, anthrozoologist Jes...

Latest research into civet coffee tourism reveals civets in barren cages and drugged as photo props for tourists Kopi luwak (civet...