Wolves
In a major initiative Born Free protects the Ethiopian wolf, the world’s rarest canid; develops humane solutions when wolves come in conflict with people; campaigns to highlight and prevent trophy hunting of wolves; investigates and exposes the plight of captive wolves.
Born Free’s Wolf project:
- Protects endangered wolves and funds conservation projects
- Develops humane solutions when wolves come in conflict with people
- Campaigns to highlight and prevent trophy hunting of wolves
- Investigates and exposes the plight of captive wolves
Born Free achievements:
- Helping rescued wolves at the Iberian Wolf Recovery Centre (1990)
- Highlighting the dangers of wolf-dog hybrid pets (1990’s)
- Protecting Carpathian Mountain wolves in Romania (1993)
- Protest about wolf eradication programmes, Canada (1993); Norway (2001)
- Helped develop the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme with Oxford University (1995-to date)
Haile Gebreselassie
Legendary middle distance runner Haile Gebreselassie supports the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Project and so can you by adopting the Sodata wolf pack with Born Free.
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