The record of animals in NZ science, and the charity rewriting it
animals are bred or used for science in Aotearoa every year
Nobody wants this. Not the public, not the scientists. Beyond Animal Research is the alliance rewriting it.
The case
Every year a quarter of a million animals are used for science in New Zealand, the highest count since records began in 1987. The methods are ageing, the results often fail to translate to humans, and no scientist set out to be the one causing the harm.
BAR treats replacement as an upgrade, not a protest. Validated non-animal methods give more reliable answers, so scientists become allies rather than opponents.
The alliance
BAR brings researchers and advocates to one table, groups that used to sit on opposite sides, and points them at a single goal. Its case is carried by scientists who put their names to it.
The record, being rewritten
RD Each win is one line struck. The count at the top is the work that remains.
Who we are

Co-founder
Real change for animals needs bold action. We are not waiting for progress, we are making it happen.

Co-founder
This is about shaking things up with the power of the scientific community, for real and urgent change.
More than 40 years combined in the animal NGO sector. Registered Charity CC62980.
Found the movement
A monthly gift funds the slow, unglamorous work that strikes lines from the record: the lab visits, the method validation, the policy submissions. Five hundred founding donors lay the base for the rest.
Where your gift goes