A large group of Kenyan school cildren sit with their backs to camera, facing a man in a Born Free shirt stood next to a flip chart. The children are all wearing matching yellow T-shirts with 'We are roaring for nature' logos on the back

Community Engagement

Born Free wants to transform attitudes towards wild animal welfare and conservation, and provide communities with the tools to address some of the most pressing issues facing wildlife today.

Through our work, either directly undertaken by our country office teams or through our partners, we reach schools, communities and individuals living alongside some of the world’s most threatened wildlife.

Born Free's Community Engagement Work

A Kenyan classroom with children in the background and a man in Born Free shirt at the front

Kenya

In Kenya, our Community Engagement Programme focuses on school-based conservation clubs and community work around Amboseli and Meru.
A group of women sit around a table, using sewing machines

South Africa

In South Africa, our Community Engagement Programme is based at our big cat sanctuary, giving children and adults an opportunity to learn about wildlife.
A boy leans over a desk holding a pencil, drawing a lion from a photo

Ethiopia

Our Community Engagement Programme at Ensessa Kotteh in Ethiopia, offers both outreach activities and centre-based learning for schools and communities.