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Improving sanitation in uganda

05/12/2018

In a guest blog, Birungi James Silver, Education Officer for the Born Free-supported Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation Trust, in Uganda, explains how a sanitation competition is helping wildlife conservation.

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Meet the cheetah family

03/12/2018

The Cheetah Family are a coalition of rescued cheetah who live at Ensessa Kotteh, Born Free’s wildlife sanctuary in Ethiopia.

Born free reacts to death of snow leopard at dudley zoo

30/11/2018

Born Free is appalled to hear that a snow leopard named Margaash has been shot dead after escaping from Dudley Zoo, UK.

Chimps, community and coffee

28/11/2018

Born Free supports the Bulindi Chimpanzee & Community Project (BCCP), a grassroots, non-profit organisation established in 2014 to conserve a major population of 300 wild chimpanzees clinging to survival in fast-disappearing, unprotected habitat in Uganda’s Hoima district.

Giving tuesday

27/11/2018

Today is Giving Tuesday. Born Free's President & Co-Founder Will Travers OBE explains how together we can make this the best Giving Tuesday ever!

Pangolin: new play to highlight plight of pangolins

26/11/2018

Pangolin is a new family play which aims to raise awareness of the plight of a remarkable animal, facing the risk of extinction before many people even know it exists.

Meet springer

25/11/2018

Springer is a wild orca who lives in the waters off Hanson Island in Canada’s Johnson Strait. She is monitored by the Born Free-supported Orcalab.

Trending conservation

24/11/2018

Born Free's Sarah Locke explores whether conservation is finally getting the recognition it deserves.

Why people adopt with Born Free

21/11/2018

From giraffe-watching cats to lion-loving children, there’s a Born Free adoption out there for everyone…

Giraffe subspecies listed as critically endangered

20/11/2018

Two giraffe subspecies have been listed as Critically Endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species for the first time.