Born Free Foundation - Keep Wildlife in the Wild

Alice manages a staff of six in the Kenyan office, taking the lead in managing Born Free’s projects in East Africa, focused mainly on (a) supporting wildlife causes (translocations, anti-poaching, habitat conservation), (b) advocacy and lobbying to make government policies more wildlife-friendly, (c) community development projects in wildlife conflict areas and (d) education and public awareness-raising on wildlife issues.

David started with BFF in May 2003 as a volunteer and took up the position of Projects Assistant in April 2005.   He works as the main field person for Born Free Kenya, overseeing BFF projects on the ground.  He is also involved in research projects as well as animal welfare campaigns.

Phoebe joined Born Free Kenya in Sept 2006 as the administrative officer. She is in charge of office management, accounts and all the other administrative functions at the Kenya office. She also assists in project work whenever the team need an extra hand.

She has qualifications in environmental studies and business management.

Martin joined Born Free Kenya in March 2003. As head driver, Martin oversees all aspects of the fleet of 6 Landrovers to ensure they are in good condition for the bush.  Martin is very familiar with the country, especially conservation interest areas. Martin is also very hands on in assisting with field projects, and is experienced in mountain climbing.

Stephen has been with Born Free Kenya for the last 6 years. Having previously worked with the Kenya Wildlife Service, he is very familiar with all corners of the country and the different wildlife interest areas and issues. He is very competent in off road driving and a qualified mechanic.

George joined Born Free Kenya in March 2003 as a volunteer, and was employed as a full-time staff member in March 2004. Other than driving he is also has qualifications in photography and filming. Muiruri is also assists the team with various office duties and field projects.