Great news – new cubs have been spotted in our homeland of Meru, Kenya. But, what happened when two adult males appeared?

The claimed ‘de-extinction’ of dire wolves appears to offer hope. But, is it what it seems, and should we focus on saving the ...

World Health Day, is an important opportunity to reflect on the interconnection between human, animal and environmental ...

Born Free’s Youth Ambassador Ayan Mehra has been leading school workshops in India to spread the message of wildlife ...

Born Free’s 2023 survey reveals that over 2,700 dangerous wild animals are licensed to be kept privately in Great Britain (and there may be many more kept without a licence). A total of 187 private ...

World Health Day, is an important opportunity to reflect on the interconnection between human, animal and environmental ...

Pangolins are unique. Unchanged for 70 million years, their future now hangs in the balance due to the brutal illegal trade in their scales and body parts. Snatched from the wild by poachers, ...

The world’s rhinos are in crisis. Only around 26,000 remain, belonging to five species spread across sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, three of which are critically endangered. The western subspecies of ...

Born Free never forgets individual animals. Every animal counts. Where possible, we rescue vulnerable wild animals from appalling conditions where they have been confined, exploited or abused. We ...

Born Free opposes badger culling as part of the Government's efforts to control bovine TB in cattle, because it is unscientific, inhumane, ineffective and unnecessary. Since 2013, the Westminster ...

In the field, we operate our own sanctuaries, carry out conservation activities and educational outreach programmes, and provide long-term support to a range of projects operated by NGOs whose values ...

From conservation to animal rescue, much of our work wouldn’t be possible without our corporate partners. There are many ways for your business and employees to get involved, from choosing Born Free ...