17 June 2013
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Slow Loris Champion Wins 2nd Virginia McKenna Award for Compassionate Conservation
3 May 2013
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On the western flank of the Albertine Rift, Mount Kahuzi stands tall and clear above the low clouds in the bright morning sun. This mountain and the surrounding World Heritage Site of Kahuzi-Biega National Park is one of the most...
24 April 2013
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Meet our latest rescued animal. Koti is a young female baboon who was discovered tied to a fence in Kotebe in the eastern suburbs of Addis Ababa. Born Free’s partners at the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority (EWCA)...
30 March 2013
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Over the last month, we have had four new primate arrivals at Limbe Wildlife Centre. Read their stories here.
5 March 2013
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Ian Redmond presents the first report on the scale of the illegal trade in great apes to CITES delegates gathered in Bangkok yesterday
This report, produced by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) through GRASP and coedited and...
17 February 2013
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Ian Redmond OBE reports on the dramatic rescue of a young bonobo (new video)
14 February 2013
Categories: Homepage News, Elephants Campaign News, CITES News, Primates Campaign News
A report has just come in from Ofir Drori, Director of the Cameroon-based Last Great Ape Organization (LAGA), an organization Born Free has been supporting since its creation 10 years ago. LAGA was specifically established to...
1 February 2013
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Early this year, the team at the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre, undertook a programme to release some of their rescued baboons back to the wild. All these animals have been rescued as individuals in Malawi; some found for sale...
21 December 2012
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The New Year is set to offer a very special opportunity to 31 rescued baboons as the Lilongwe Wildlife Centre in Malawi undertakes the final stages of their rehabilitation programme.
10 December 2012
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The results of a census carried out earlier this year in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda confirm that mountain gorilla numbers have increased by about 10% in the last 2 years from 786 to a present day 880.
Mountain...