News & Updates

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.

The European Union’s current review of its key nature conservation laws has raised concerns that the process could weaken the protections on which Europe’s wildlife and habitats depend.

Funded with the help of adopters, and aided by drones, Orangutan Foundation is taking action on the frontline to rehabilitate orphans and protect critical habitat in Borneo.

Born Free’s Policy Advisor Ian Redmond OBE reflects on a critical meeting of the United Nations’ Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS).

We’ll be attending the global platform for the conservation of migratory animals and their habitats – but what is it all about?

In an urgent wake up call, a major report approved by governments worldwide calls on companies to take responsibility for biodiversity loss.

In a world seemingly full of bad news, a realistic hope for nature and wildlife can persist. Dr Mark Jones encourages us all to never stop standing up for a better future.

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.