Fundraising initiative Prints for Wildlife returns for 2025 Fundraising initiative Prints for Wildlife returns for 2025

The fundraising initiative Prints for Wildlife is back, and you can pick up limited-edition prints donated by more than 200 renowned wildlife and nature photographers now.

Having first launched in 2020, Prints for Wildlife has raised more than US$2.1 million (£1.56 million) for conservation programmes around the world so far.

This year’s ‘Edition Hope’ has been launched in response to the global shift away from environmental protection, with programmes around the world facing abrupt funding cuts.

Photographers taking part include Joel Sartore, Suzi Eszterhas, Florian Ledoux, Michael Poliza, Gurcharan Roopra, Björn Persson, Vicki Jauron and David Lloyd, alongside emerging photographers.

Daniela Raik, Interim CEO of Conservation International, said, “The striking images that are part of this collection so perfectly illustrate the power and beauty of nature in its many forms.

“There is no question that everything is connected and when nature thrives, so do we. Thanks to the commitment from many celebrated photographers, this art will give people the opportunity to connect with the natural world each day in their own space, while at the same time supporting its resilience and longevity for the benefit of us all.”

Prints are priced at US$125 (£93), with all net proceeds directly benefiting Conservation International, a non-profit working to protect oceans, forests and other ecosystems around the globe. The prints will only be available for a month until 21 September.

Here’s a selection of the prints you can buy:

More information: printsforwildlife.org

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