AFRICAN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION

Born Free runs programmes and works alongside like-minded partners to conserve and safeguard African forest elephant populations in Liberia and African savannah populations in Kenya.

Our dedicated conservation projects encompass close monitoring of elephant sub-populations, employing practical and cost-effective ways to counter human-wildlife conflict, and working with national and local authorities in supporting ranger patrols to reduce poaching threats in order to safeguard wild African elephant populations, both now and in the future.

HOW CAN WE SAVE ELEPHANTS IN THE WILD?

We are working across large territories in West and East Africa to provide unified and holistic programmes to conserve wild elephants and their forest and savannah habitats.

Our initiatives extend to tackling the issue of poaching, safeguarding elephant habitats from further human encroachment, and finding ways for people and wildlife to live alongside one another more safely.

SAVING ELEPHANTS

Saving Elephants is a beautiful new photographic book by internationally acclaimed photographer Alwyn R Coates, celebrating African elephants.

The breathtaking fine art images include black and white, and toned, from stunning landscapes to close portraits, all wrapped up and printed in a large format hard backed luxury coffee table book.

Profits from the sale of Saving Elephants, generously funded by a Kickstarter campaign, will support Born Free’s work to protect wild elephants in Meru National Park, Kenya.

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WANT TO HELP SAVE ELEPHANTS?

With the benefit of your support we can boost our efforts and continue to implement our vital elephant conservation programmes while expanding into new areas.