News & Updates

Wildlife champions took centre stage at Born Free’s first Inter-School Creative Showcase in South Africa.

Thanks to extraordinary team effort, a lion with a deadly snare around his neck has been rescued in our charity’s homeland of Meru National Park, in central Kenya.

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…

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.

250 young people attended a Born Free community engagement session to learn about the environment and share their concerns for the future.

Today, we honour the remarkable heroes who protect and monitor wildlife on the frontline, not least our own Twiga Team, hard at work in the heart of Kenya.

At Kathithine Comprehensive School, students don’t just learn about conservation, they grow trees, restore land and become community ambassadors. Ivy Malemba reports.

In a remarkable story of courage and coexistence, a herder in Kenya chooses peace over retaliation. A long read by our Kenyan Communications Manager, Ivy Malemba.

Our wonderful long-term colleagues have funded the rebuild of an entire classroom block, to facilitate learning at one of our partner schools in Amboseli.

Watch an exclusive interview with Born Free’s new Kenya Country Director and find out her vision for the years ahead.