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Nature doesn't have to be serious or sombre! From humorous social series to cool mobile games, we give nature the leading role.
Nature doesn't have to be serious or sombre! From humorous social series to cool mobile games, we give nature the leading role.
Protecting the natural world is at the heart of our mission. Want to know more? See our latest conservation projects on the ground
We love to partner with people who share our purpose. Together we change the narrative about nature.
SPECIES SPOTLIGHT
Don’t believe the rumours that you’re marked for death. Far from it! These chillers want nothing more than tree hangs and good grubs – they get a bad rep.
Short Film Series
Supported by our Edge of Nature Film Fund, we partnered with Wildscreen to bring you new directors and new perspectives straight from the natural world. Press play on Ramfy, the first hand-reared Temmnicks pangolin to be reintroduced back into the wild.
DIGITAL CONTENT
Which part of nature sounds best to you? The wind in the trees? The buzz of the bees? ReRooted is a new band that features the sounds of the wild, sampled and accompanied by some of today’s most promising musicians. Go on, have a listen.
LATEST GAME
Captured and alone, you must escape your cage and find your way back to the forest, avoiding hazards as you dodge, dash and dive for safety.
Latest series
Our series of comedic digital shorts takes you inside the minds of unusual and often highly endangered species. What’s it like being a pangolin, or a condor or an ocean-dwelling fish in our human-dominated world? Sometimes alone, sometimes in groups, they give their perspectives on life, love and survival.
CREATORS ON THE EDGE
A wild exploration of our relationship with water and oceans, plus a Galapagos sea lion or two – Surf is our new collaboration with renowned photographer Sebastien J. Zanella.
SHORT ANIMATED FILM
Our animated short film takes you on a journey with Timo, the last Kaua’i ’O’o, as he searches for his mate. When Timo calls to her from his Hawaiian island paradise, he can hear her singing back to him! All he has to do is trace her song back to its source and he’ll discover her – won’t he?