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News & Updates
The latest news, blogs and features from Born Free.
A tribute to Louga
We are extremely saddened to share that we recently had to say goodbye to our beloved 16-year-old lion Louga, at our sanctuary in South Africa.
New scientific study undermines case for badger culling
A new study published in the prestigious nature journal Scientific Reports has undermined the very premise on which badger culling has operated for the past 11 years.
Born Free secures South Africa’s first accredited big cat sanctuary status
Our Big Cat Sanctuary at Shamwari Private Game Reserve has been officially recognised for its exceptional standards as a sanctuary by global body GFAS.
Born Free attends key conference in Kenya
Our team has played a vital role in an international scientific conference in Kenya – a ground-breaking exploration of development, conservation and climate change.
EU adopts a ground-breaking law for nature protection
The EU Nature Restoration Law will set legally-binding targets and obligations for all member states to restore natural ecosystems and protect biodiversity.
What will the new Labour government do for wildlife?
With a new UK government elected, Born Free looks at what promises have been made, and what work needs to be done.
Born Free responds to videos of gorillas at defunct Bristol Zoo Gardens
Videos circulating on social media highlight sad reality for wild animals in captivity.
Met Police announces reduced focus on wildlife crime
Born Free is deeply concerned about cuts to the Metropolitan Police’s wildlife crime unit, at the forefront of the fight against illegal trafficking as well as crimes against wildlife across the London area.
South Africa’s intentions to reopen rhino horn trade could spell disaster
Born Free is urging the South African government to rethink, and inviting supporters to write to express their opposition.