Born free reacts to death of snow leopard at dudley zoo
Born Free is appalled to hear that a snow leopard named Margaash has been shot dead after escaping from Dudley Zoo, UK.
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The latest news, blogs and features from Born Free.
Chimps, community and coffee
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
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
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
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
Born Free's Sarah Locke explores whether conservation is finally getting the recognition it deserves.
Why people adopt with Born Free
From giraffe-watching cats to lion-loving children, there’s a Born Free adoption out there for everyone…
Giraffe subspecies listed as critically endangered
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.
Good news for gorillas
Born Free has welcomed an announcement from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) that the mountain gorilla is no longer classified as Critically Endangered.
How do toilets reduce human-wildlife conflict?
Today is World Toilet Day. But what have toilets got to do with wildlife? On a recent visit to India, Born Free's Beth Brooks found out how Born Free’s Living with Tigers programme is providing toilets for local communities to improve livelihoods and reduce human-wildlife conflict