Dr. Stefano Vaglio is an advocate for animals and works as a Reader (Associate Professor) in Animal Behaviour at the University of Wolverhampton, where he also leads the Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Conservation research group. He is currently the Principal Investigator of the EU-funded project ‘International Zoo Conservation and Management Master’ (Erasmus Mundus Design Measures 2023–2024) and of the internally funded project ‘Biosciences Research/Conservation—Animal and Plant Biology’ (University’s Research Investment Fund 2021–2024). Before joining Wolverhampton, Dr. Stefano Vaglio worked at Durham University as a Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow in Anthropology (2013–2015) focusing on the project ‘Microsmatic Primates Revisited—Determining the Importance of Olfaction in Primate Communication’ under the supervision of Professor Jo Setchell. He moved to Wolverhampton as a Lecturer in Animal Behaviour in 2016. He continued his research work in collaboration with the Primatology Group at Durham University as an Honorary Research Fellow until 2021. He serves as an ad hoc reviewer for several peer-reviewed international journals and funding agencies. Additionally, he is a Research Associate at Garda Zoological Park’s ARCA Foundation (Italy) and a Member of the Steering Committee of the EU LIFE20 Northern Bald Ibis project.