Lions & people surviving together
Aided by supporters, Born Free continues to work hard to safeguard the lions of Kenya and promote coexistence with local communities. David Manoa reports from Amboseli.
News & Updates
The latest news, blogs and features from Born Free.
Let’s strive to positively coexist!
It’s World Wildlife Conservation Day and Born Free’s Head of Conservation Dr Nikki Tagg encourages each of us to play our part in coexisting with nature.
Supporting literacy & environmental learning in Zambia
Born Free’s Global Friends programme is having a big impact, encouraging young people to learn about wild animals.
Power to the people!
Want to save rare species? Empowering local people and funding community-based conservation is the key.
Conflicts between lions & people – surviving snares
Born Free works to put a stop to snares posing a significant and painful threat to lions.
Tigers, wildlife and people – the wider impacts of our work
Yashvardhan Dalmia, Network Support Officer for the Satpuda Landscape Tiger Partnership, has collated photos and testimonials from colleagues in the field.
Apes on the edge: Success or failure for gorillas?
On World Gorilla Day, our Head of Conservation, Dr Nikki Tagg, examines the double-edged reality faced by our closest cousins.
Will lions be extinct by 2050+?
The lion population is dwindling and could become extinct by 2050. Discover what you can do to help protect this incredible species.
Safeguarding lions and people!
Stephen Melubo, Born Free’s Monitoring and Evaluation Officer in Amboseli, reports on helping predators and people live together without conflict in southern Kenya.
Snares pose a significant threat to the giraffes of Meru
Born Free has created the Twiga Team of eco-scouts dedicated to conducting daily patrols to remove snares and create a safe environment for giraffes to thrive.