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The event at Westminster was attended by hundreds of MPs and Peers, as well as experts and charities.

Today marks the start of the 20th Conference of the Parties of CITES – but what does it mean for wild animals?

Born Free cautiously welcomes the recommendations of England’s Curriculum and Assessment Review, but feels some major opportunities have been missed.

Attending a technical meeting of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity in Panama, Born Free championed wild animal welfare as essential to restoring ecosystems and driving climate solutions.

Dr Mark Jones explains why we're calling for urgent and robust implementation of the outcomes, following the meeting in Abu Dhabi.

Our Policy team will be supporting motions to improve wildlife conservation and welfare standards at the global Congress.

Rhinos from Meru National Park have played a vital role in an initiative to aid white rhino recovery in other parts of Kenya.

With fascinating talks and wild activities, the world’s biggest annual celebration of wildlife has taken place near Rutland Water, UK, and our team was actively involved.

From fruit trees to compost, Born Free is working with local communities to protect and restore forests, create vital new sources of income, and transform gorilla conservation.

If you manage to stop illegal logging in a vital orangutan reserve in Indonesian Borneo, is it possible to restore this habitat? Find out more, in this fascinating long-read article.