Once again we would like to thank you for your support and for making it possible for us to keep our daily safaris going. WildEarth is not out of the woods yet, and your support remains important, but things are continuing to improve.
We, therefore, thought it was high time for another town hall update from Graham. As always, he will give an open overview of our progress so far and looks forward to the future. As always, he will also take some time to answer questions.
And, without giving it away, there will be a very exciting announcement in this coming town hall! One that we want to share with you, our supporters, first!
The town hall meeting will take place this coming Wednesday, August 19th, at 18:05 CAT, just after the Sunset drive ends.
This time in different time zones:
We hope to see you there!
Graham, Emily, Peter, Ian
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This town hall is accessible only on the WildEarth website and you need to be a registered user. If you do not yet have an account on our website, you can register for free here: https://wildearth.tv/
If you have an account on the crm-api-integ-220516.mystagingwebsite.com website then you can log in, select ‘club’ from the top menu and from the Club page access the town hall page. You can also go directly to the town hall at https://wildearth.tv/town-
There you will find the player for the town hall. If you cannot make it, don’t despair. A recording will be available on this page a couple of hours after the end of the town hall.
I am writing this after watching Graham’s Town Hall #10. I’ve been watching since 2016; you guys popped up in my YouTube feed and Tayla was the guide on my maiden voyage, and I’ve always wanted to tell you this: What a great idea to bring Nature to the World live and unscripted! I have always been so impressed with the IDEA of Wild Earth. The initial seed of the idea that was planted way back when as a live cam; that was nurtured into live drives , and that has survived a drought and is growing. I think you guys are so important to the wildlife areas and the wildlife industry at this time because having WE out there you are saying “Hey, we’re still here, the Mara is still here!” ect. Super interesting to watch the progress and transformation of WE. So creative, and so necessary a resource in today’s world.
A few minutes ago, I just sent in comment that I couldn’t log in. Pls ignore it. I apologize. I used a different email address that I had used to register myself here. Sorry😑
I ve been trying to log in now but it kept bouncing back to simple math. Is there a technical problem
Nett