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The latest news, blogs and features from Born Free.

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Photograph of a safari vehicle parked under a solitary tree in a grassy savanna with two people dressed in traditional attire walking nearby. The scene captures a peaceful moment in a natural landscape with clear blue sky and tall grass.

How to plan an ethical safari

Where would you like to go on holiday this year? A safari to our heartland of Kenya could be ideal, so we asked our partners at Gamewatchers Safaris and Porini Camps for their advice.
A lion cub sits in front of a lioness laying down

Meet our Community Conservation Assistants

With your support, a remarkable team of locally-employed conservation assistants is transforming our outreach in Meru National Park, Kenya. Enjoy our long read.
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Agroforestry school supports conservation in Cameroon

Born Free is supporting pupils in an ‘agroforestry’ school, equipping them with the knowledge and tools they need to start generating sustainable livelihoods.
A baby rhino walking towards the camera

How to help endangered animals

Discover ways to help endangered animals through everyday actions. From gardens to African savannahs, learn how to protect wildlife with Born Free.
Photograph showing a group of women taking part in a running race, and one woman joyfully crossing the finish line. The scene features vibrant clothing, joyful expressions, and a mix of standing and moving figures, highlighting a lively outdoor activity.

How we celebrated International Women’s Day, in Cameroon

To help mark this global day celebrating the achievements of women, Born Free held a special weekend of inspiration, eco-friendly cooking and sports.
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How education nurtures future conservation leaders in Zambia

Born Free is proud to support Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust, a grass-roots organisation encouraging thousands of local school children to cherish the wild.

Protecting rare pangolins in Cameroon

As we celebrate World Pangolin Day, Born Free is stepping up to secure a safe future for these remarkable animals, in the vast rainforests of West-Central Africa.
Photograph showing two different monkeys in natural settings, split diagonally. Left side features a baboon with brown fur against a blurred sky background, while right side shows a black howler monkey with an open mouth perched on a leafy tree branch.

Old World vs New World Monkeys | Key Differences Explained

Discover the key differences between Old World and New World monkeys, from nose shape to tails. Learn how to tell them apart and where they live.
Photograph of three giraffes in a grassy savanna with scattered bushes and trees in the background. One giraffe stands tall while two others are positioned lower, showcasing their distinctive brown and white patterned coats.

16 fun and fascinating giraffe facts

Discover amazing giraffe facts – from their long necks to unique patterns – and learn how to help protect these gentle giants.
Two vervet monkeys sitting in the branches of a leafy tree

Our primate conservation grant is open!

Calling all primate conservationists. Our annual grant, in association with the Primate Society of Great Britain, is now open for applications. But don’t delay, your deadline is 1 March.