The Lion Coalition enables its members to work together and to facilitate the creation of a strong social movement that advocates locally and globally to create awareness about, and to ultimately end, …

Apr 15, 2021 · The purpose of the Lion Coalition is to enable its members to work together in order to stop captive breeding and keeping of lions and other big cats for exploitative purposes.

Relevant activities include carnivore and predator breeding for hunting and the lion bone trade, as well as for stocking wildlife ranches, and animal interaction facilities, such as lion cub and cheetah petting …

We believe that big cats belong in the wild and we support the formal conservation community in their endeavours to secure the survival of Africa’s predators in the wild.We believe that the captive…

Apr 4, 2020 · On behalf of the Lion Coalition, I am sending the attached joint letter signed by 241 leading animal welfare and conservation organisations to World Health Organisation.

Once their guidelines were released, the Lion Coalition was in full support. Submission to Department of Environmental Affairs to object the setting of the 2019 lion bone quota (still pending).

If you interested to become a member or would like to find out more about our coalition or the work we do, please do not hesitate to get in touch on: [email protected]

Dec 6, 2019 · We have been able to identify some of the signatories and their affiliations, with many being connected to two lion petting facilities. We believe that the lack of transparency in the signatory …

Dec 31, 2019 · The Coalition Against the Breeding and Keeping of Lions and other Big Cats for Commercial Purposes noted with shock the uncovering of an illegal Vietnamese lion and tiger bone …

This shows that South Africa’s captive lion industry poses a direct threat to wild lion populations in Southern Africa. The illegal activities described above are only a glimpse into what happens in reality.