News & Updates

Born Free and the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO have united to create a powerful new force for conservation and development in two key landscapes.

Launching our new seven-part film series with a fascinating story about conservation, Jackline is working on the frontline for wildlife in our charity’s heartland of Meru National Park, in Kenya.

This World Gorilla Day meet some our incredible Great Ape Guardians who, with your support, are protecting rare gorillas and their forest home in Cameroon.

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

Creating ‘beehive fences’ to protect crops from elephants is reaping rewards for farmers in Meru, who are harvesting honey to create dual incomes.

Prepare to be inspired! Our thought-provoking new series of short films shines a light on some inspirational people who dedicate their lives to wildlife.

Anna Cryer from our Conservation team, chats to Jo Gaweda – Ape Action Africa’s Assistant Manager, to learn more about their work and how your support makes a difference.

Until now, all giraffes were assumed to be just one species. But, in a major breakthrough for conservation, four distinct species have now been officially recognised.

Love wildlife? Like to get actively involved? Ethical volunteering can be a wonderful way to help wild animals in need, and we’re here to help!

These magnificent apes have long arms, an orange coat and are very intelligent. Find out everything you need to know about orangutans with our fun facts!