News & Updates

To help secure vital corridors, and ensure a safe future for the world’s biggest cat, our partners in Central India are using AI, drones, and cutting-edge new camera traps.

Born Free urges governments to take action following another tragic incident involving a privately kept big cat.

Born Free is appalled to hear reports of the deaths of 72 captive tigers in northern Thailand over a two-week period in February.

A vital meeting of India’s largest tiger conservation network has shown why our long-term mission to protect tigers is more important than ever.

In the heart of India, Bengal tiger numbers are increasing. But, as populations rise, tigers need to move between habitats to find their new homes.

What’s a buffer zone, and why does planting trees and digging ponds help tigers? From cattle food to nature camps, you’ll be surprised how best to make conservation a success in India.

Ten months on from the release of Born Free’s hard-hitting report, ‘Clawing at the Cages’, recent events continue to highlight why big cats simply do not belong in zoos.

We take a deep dive into what poaching is, why it's bad for wildlife AND humans, and what we are doing to prevent it.

Born Free's Youth Ambassador Ayan Mehra has been leading school workshops in India to spread the message of wildlife conservation through art.

As the partners gather at their annual conservation seminar, we look at some of the fantastic work the Satpuda Landscape Tiger Partnership is doing to support people and save tigers.