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Global wildlife trade ban essential to protect biodiversity
Wildlife trade has become big business and the subsequent exploitation of wild animals puts our health, economies and biodiversity at risk.
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News: Animals in the wild
You’re feeding hungry elephants in Thailand
With coronavirus bringing global tourism to a halt, your support is helping keep elephants fed at elephant-friendly venues and our partner sanctuaries in...
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Remembering charming Chok the elephant
It is with great sadness that we share that Chok, one of the resident elephants at Following Giants has passed away.
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UN World Tourism Organisation urged to create a better future for animals
Animals must not be forgotten in the UN’s plan for rebuilding tourism
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Building a better world for wildlife
When wild animals are left in the wild and people keep a safe distance and protect wild habitats, the planet becomes a much safer, healthier place. Together we...
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Five of the most legally traded African animals
Thousands of African wild animals suffer every year as a result of the legal wildlife trade, with many species being driven closer to extinction.
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