On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •
On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •
On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •
On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •

On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •
On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •
On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •
On the Edge | Stories and science that reconnect us with the natural world | Let’s get wild! | •

Natural History Storytelling

Nature through a new lens

Unprecedented conservation storytelling, take 1, scene 1... and ACTION. 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. Think drag queens, drama, long-distance romances, comedy and more – if you didn’t connect with wildlife stories before, see if any of these change your mind.

Would You Still Love Me if I Was A Sticky Frog?

Have you ever compared your partner to a worm? Or thought of your long-distance relationship like a proboscis monkey making a life-or-death leap? Join Nick and Yuna as they explore the difficulties of loving across borders and the parallels of conserving species on the brink of extinction. You won’t regret it.

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Meet the filmmakers working outside the natural history box. These directors are the ones to watch, each with their own fresh take on nature stories – so what's their secret?

Will Clothier - Pangolin BFF

Right pangolin, right time – here’s the unlikely story of how Will struck up an unlikely mammalian friendship.

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Myles Storey – Sticky frog stan

Which meme inspired Myles's heartwarming story of a long-distance relationship and the natural underdogs in desperate need of our help?

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Tania Ãlvarez Guerrero – Tapir tamer

Who would’ve thought this childhood interaction could’ve laid the foundations for Tania’s mystical nature film?

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Nikki Tan, Bambby Cheuk & Evangelista Wan – Warbler wizards

Undiscovered species, indigenous communities, and three directors who’ve learnt a serious amount about capturing wildlife scenes – essential reading if you’re a budding filmmaker.

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Meet the stars

Before all the independent movie deals come knocking, we thought we'd get you some time with the talent. Their wildest hopes, fears, dreams, and the crazy truth behind their lives – not forgetting why we can’t afford to lose them.

Sticky Frog

It's sticky, warty, hoppy, and glorious. The sound of this frog might surprise you; read on to see what it is. Although, don't get too close, or things could get a little unpleasant.

Tapir

Ever been confused for someone else? Ultimate identity crisis here. But which animals do people mistake the glorious Tapir for? See if you can guess before you find out.

Temmnick's Pangolin

Roll up, roll up, Pangolin's are very shy creatures, but they let us into their lives to give you all the juicy goss. One thing that might surprise you is how they create their own special teeth.

T'boli Warbler [Coming soon]

Drag has given the world of science a brand new bird. But what makes it tick? Considering this species has only just been discovered, there's plenty to catch up on.

Hornbill

Imagine building a house with a door made of poo. How long could you survive in there? Would you ever want to leave? Hornbills have a very interesting way of rearing their children.

Proboscis Monkey

What would you do with a snout like that? These furry friends have a distinct use which makes a lot of sense when you think about it. Jump into their world.

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