Prints for Wildlife is BACK

Prints for Wildlife is BACK‍

Prints for Wildlife (PFW) has just launched its fourth collection; Edition Hope - its largest and most exciting print series to date, and I am delighted to play a part once again. 

Since 2020 PFW has raised over $2.1 million by bringing hundreds of the world’s best photographers together to sell prints for a single cause. For the first three editions this cause was Africa Parks, one of the largest NGO’s operating across Africa. This year, as the scope of the fundraiser reaches the farthest corners of the world we are raising money for Conservation International - perhaps the most innovative organisation at the forefront of global conservation.

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Prints for Wildlife 

I have been proud to support PFW since its inception in 2020 when it was first launched to combat the drop in conservation funding caused by Covid-19 lockdowns. The month long campaign utilised limited edition prints - donated by a host of photographers - sold at $100 each with all net profits donated to Africa Parks. The first year raised US$660,000 - a staggering sum - only to be smashed a year later as the second edition raised US$1.1 million. 

To date the annual campaigns have now raised over US$2.1 million and following a hiatus last year returns with its largest print collection and biggest ambitions yet. 

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Conservation International 

Prints for Wildlife is raising funds in support of Conservation International, an organisation working to safeguard the natural world that people and wildlife alike depend upon.

Through a blend of science, collaboration and on-the-ground projects, Conservation International helps societies care for the landscapes, biodiversity and ecosystems that sustain us all.

With offices across 30 countries and initiatives in more than 100, their work brings together governments, businesses, communities and Indigenous peoples to create solutions where people and nature can thrive side by side.

THEIR MISSION

Building upon a strong foundation of science, partnership and field demonstration, Conservation International empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature, our global biodiversity, for the well-being of humanity.

THEIR VISION

We imagine a healthy, prosperous world in which societies are forever committed to caring for and valuing nature, for the long-term benefit of people and all life on Earth.

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The Prints

I truly believe this year has some of the best images yet. Prints are $125 (30x20cm) and there are just 50 available per image. In each of the previous years my images have sold out fast, so grab yours while you can: Prints for Wildlife