Dyrenes Alliance on Frederiksberg Local Radio

FREDERIKSBERG LOCAL RADIO SHINES A SPOTLIGHT ON ANIMALS

Frederiksberg Local Radio invited a wide range of animal organizations to discuss their work for animals. Dyrenes Alliance was of course invited to share about their vital mission.

Focus on animal rights

Host Sandra Milena Elkjær and press officer Lars Corvinius Olesen had an engaging and informative conversation about Dyrenes Alliance, participants in veganUdfordringen, our new campaign for the fish, Free Fins, and much more.
Put on your headphones and enjoy a lively broadcast and warm dialogue about Dyrenes Alliance and our fight for animals.

Click the link here to listen to the episode – about 27 minutes long.

We talked about VeganerUdfordringen, which has grown in popularity and success—not only transforming countless lives but also playing a crucial role in raising awareness about the positive impact of vegan on animal rights, climate change, and personal well-being.

"For 22 days, people learn to eat more plant-based meals, try new flavors they've never experienced, and develop habits that fundamentally help animals every time they make these choices."

— Lars Corvinius Olesen, on VeganerUdfordringen

Other participants in the series from Frederiksberg Local Radio:

Host Sandra is herself plant-based, and chose to use her platform at Frederiksberg Local Radio to highlight organizations fighting for animals. We are many, each battling for animals in our own way.

In the series, viewers have also met other groups focusing on animals, such as: Oasa, Anima, Dyreværnet, Dyrenes Beskyttelse, World Animal Protection and World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

• OASA: Valentina Crast, founder (interview)

• Anima: Mathias Madsen, campaign leader (interview)

• Dyrenes Alliance: Lars Corvinius Olesen, press officer (interview)

• Dyreværnet: Henrik Knaack, director (interview)

• World Animal Protection: Birgitte Buchhave, founder (interview)

• Dyrenes Beskyttelse: Britta Riis, director (interview)

• World Wildlife Fund (WWF): Tobias Høgsberg, communications director (interview)

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