Our long-term partners at Zambia Primate Project recently took in one of their smallest animals ever – a tiny lesser bushbaby who needed round-the-clock care. Supported by Born Free since 2002, and ...

Discover Asian elephant facts, from their intelligence and cultural significance to the threats they face, and learn how you ...

You are invited to our Footsteps to Freedom Gala event in March 2027, which will be a dazzling celebration of 25 years of ...

Saved from wildlife traffickers, with the help of Born Free adopters, Wathu the pangolin is now getting ready for life back in the wild – where she belongs. Lilongwe Wildlife Trust, one of Born Free’s ...

At Kathithine Comprehensive School, students don’t just learn about conservation, they grow trees, restore land and become community ambassadors. Ivy Malemba reports. Here, amongst 322 pupils aged ...

In a dramatic emergency mission, our long-term colleagues in Malawi have rescued a badly injured elephant, found with a deadly wire snare tight around her neck. There’s never a dull day for Malawi’s ...

Discover African elephant facts, from their intelligence and social lives to the threats they face, and learn how you can help protect these iconic animals. African elephants are the largest living ...

A social media campaign featuring Born Free’s celebrity ambassadors is shining a spotlight on the rapidly decreasing wild lion population. Born Free’s Co-Founders Dame Virginia McKenna and Will ...

Julie, Portugal’s last circus elephant and the last wild animal remaining in a Portuguese circus, has arrived at Pangea Elephant Sanctuary, the first of its kind in Europe. She ...

Born Free is deeply disappointed at the government’s decision to omit any meaningful commitments to nature protection or animal welfare from today’s King’s Speech. At a time when wildlife faces ...