WE ARE BORN FREE
Since 1984, we have been working tirelessly to ensure that all wild animals, whether living in captivity or in the wild, are treated with compassion and respect. We work across the world to preserve and protect wildlife in its natural habitat – finding Compassionate Conservation solutions so that humans and wildlife can co-exist peacefully. #KeepWildlifeInTheWild
ELEPHANT-FREE UK - Time to end their suffering
Elephants frequently experience considerable physical suffering and psychological distress as a result of being kept in captivity. Yet, the current protection we afford to these intelligent and sensitive animals is wholly insufficient.
Born Free is concerned that the needs of elephants cannot be met in a zoo environment and is calling for a phase out. We want an elephant-free UK.
LIVING WITH TIGERS - A future for people and wildlife
A century ago there were an estimated 100,000 tigers across Asia. Since then, numbers have collapsed by 96% to just 4,000.
Wild tigers face many threats to their survival, including human-wildlife conflict, poaching for their body parts and habitat loss due to deforestation rural development.
India without tigers is unimaginable! Our goal is to safeguard wild tiger populations in central India while conserving their habitat and promoting co-existence.
Will you please help us protect wild tigers for future generations?
OUR 35TH ANNIVERSARY GALA EVENING: THE WIND OF CHANGE
To commemorate our 35th anniversary, we are proud to share details of our forthcoming gala dinner. The Wind of Change will take place on Friday 6th September at The Landmark Hotel, London’s historic five star venue in Marylebone.
The evening will include a drinks reception on the Landmark's spectacular Garden Terrace, a three course vegetarian dinner with wine in the Grand Ballroom, live entertainment and celebrity auction.
WHERE OUR WORK TAKES PLACE
As an international animal welfare and conservation charity, we are involved in projects all over the world.
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