News & Updates

Six infant lions – just weeks old – have been spotted by a tour guide in Meru National Park, Kenya. Every new cub is worth celebrating, but then we realised who the mum is…

In early July, thanks to your donations, Julie arrived at her sanctuary forever home in Portugal, after performing in the circus for 40 years. But what happened next?

As we eagerly await this year’s prestigious Conservation Hero Award in India, we shine a light on some recent winners – individuals who go above and beyond to protect tigers.

New South African minister has approved quotas for the export of hundreds of hunting trophies from elephants, rhinos and leopards.

In a dramatic rescue operation, a young lion has been safely rescued from a deadly wire noose, in our charity’s homeland of Meru National Park. 

Discover fascinating dolphin facts, from their intelligence to the threats they face, and learn why these remarkable marine mammals need protection.

Join us in calling for the UK government to ban trophy hunting imports today.

With record-breaking temperatures and exceptional dry weather here in the UK, how does this compare to other countries where we work, and can we help wildlife on our doorstep?

With Year 11 pupils countrywide awaiting exam results, Born Free welcomes the Department of Education’s public consultation on the planned Natural History GCSE, and encourages you to get involved.

What does it take to be a conservation biologist protecting tigers in India? We ask Shivangi why her work to help people live alongside wildlife means so much to her.