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Born Free has rescued two cheetah cubs from the illegal wildlife trade and given them a lifetime home at Ensessa Kotteh, its wildlife sanctuary in Ethiopia.

Culls continue in England despite lack of credible evidence that they are effective.

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How Born Free is taking precautions against coronavirus

Will Travers OBE, Born Free’s Executive President & Co-Founder, reflects on his family’s personal connection with Meru and why Born Free will continue to keep the spirit of Elsa the lioness burning brightly.

Born Free is very concerned by recent reports that animals have been found starving at Bloemfontein Zoo in South Africa, after it was closed to the public late last year.

Born Free welcomes the UK government’s bovine TB policy review, but warns the shift in emphasis provides no immediate respite for badgers

Born Free is disappointed by Belfast City Council’s recent reaffirmed support for future investment in Belfast Zoo, Northern Ireland.

Acclaimed wildlife photographer George Logan explains why Meru is one of his favourite places to visit.

How illegal wildlife markets affect global human health