In 2011 and 2016, Tracks undertook groundbreaking investigations inside the brutal world of fur trapping in the United States in collaboration with Born Free and Respect for Animals.

Since 2006 our investigators have travelled the world undertaking a number of daring missions in countries like Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Peru and Mauritius exposing the inherent cruelty and suffering inflicted on monkeys in the international trade of primates for research.

In 2016, Tracks visited fur farms operating in the region of Flanders to obtain new evidence to support a ban on keeping mink in fur farms in all of Belgium. 

In 2016, Tracks obtained footage for PETA and IAR revealing the capture and killing of a large number of dogs in Mauritius.

In 2016, Tracks conducted the inaugural investigation of a Belgian animal testing facility by deploying an undercover agent at the University of Brussels (VUB) for an extensive six-month inquiry.

Tracks’ live export investigations for Animals Australia in Middle East & Indonesia

In 2014, Tracks investigated several EBRD-funded farms and the results were shocking: animal and farmworker abuse; local communities driven to the edge; environmental damage.

Tracks filmed, produced and edited a hard-hitting emotional film on the impact that mass-scale soybean production is having on Argentina, commissioned by CIWF USA.

Tracks produced an investigative documentary into the environmental consequences of factory farming of chickens in the USA commissioned by CIWF USA.