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Wildscreen Exchange is a unique global hub for conservation communications. It provides over 250 conservation organisations in more than 50 countries with access to free and affordable imagery, as well as access to research and expertise, enabling them to tell their stories, campaign and educate in the most inspiring and impactful way possible. The library currently holds over 75,000 free images and many hours of video, helping conservation communicators to raise awareness for their cause and inspire the public to take action. Do you have images you would like to donate? Could your conservation organisation benefit from this amazing resource? Please get in touch: exchange.info@wildscreen.org.
Photo Credits From Banner Above:
- Crested black macaque sat on a beach looking at the camera. Simone Sbaraglia
- Brown fur seal diving down from the surface. Credit: Tomas Kotouc
- Caribbean reef shark with a fishing hook caught in its mouth. Carlos Rodríguez V.
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- Running community building projects in 174 countries
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- Forming strategic alliances and partnerships with over 200 professional organizations
- Publishing over 500 authors, photographers, and researchers
- Sponsoring dozens of beach and community clean-ups
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- Promoting over 20 tailored conservation job postings per week- totaling over 1000 opportunities per year
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