There are various ways for you to support WildEarth.
We believe the best way by far is becoming a WildEarth Explorer.
As an Explorer, you support our ongoing mission and the programme also allows us to give you something in return for that support.
If you have not done so yet, have a look here for more info.
But, if you do not want to become an Explorer or commit to a monthly contribution, there are some other options, too.
From donating any amount as a token of appreciation for what we are doing to purchasing WildEarth merchandise or access to our ‘The Cat Report’ series.
This page lists them all, so take your pick!
And, of course, ‘Thank you very much!’ for your continued support.
We believe the best way to support WildEarth is becoming a WildEarth Explorer.
If you have not done so yet, have a lookhere for more info.
If you do not want to become an Explorer or commit to a monthly contribution, there are some other options, too.
Donate a once-off amount, purchase WildEarth merchandise or get access to our ‘The Cat Report’ series.
Make a Donation
If you have enjoyed our LIVE broadcasts and want to show your appreciation, you can do so by making a donation to WildEarth. Your contribution will be used in support of our activities.
Donations can be any amount if you use a credit card, or from a selection of options when using PayPal. This is up to you.
Donations can be made through PayPal or with your credit card by using one of the options below. (Your confirmation might state WildEarth Europe.)
Note that WildEarth is not a not-for-profit and therefore no tax benefits can be claimed.
US$ once-off
Credit card
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PayPal
Euro once-off
Credit card
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PayPal
British Pound once-off
Credit card
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PayPal
South African EFT
Account name: WildEarth Media
Account number: 003289648
Account type: Current
Bank name: Standard Bank
Electronic branch code: 051001
Suggested payment reference: ’email address’
If you would prefer to make a recurring monthly contribution, we suggest you consider the WildEarth Explorers programme at a contribution level that suits you. Find out more about the programme here.
The WildEarth store is back and not just on Teespring. We have added another store, based in the UK, and a third one, based in South Africa, to make it easier to get your purchases delivered to you.
Teespring is based in the US and best suited for shipping within North America.
The WildEarth Teespring shop is here.
Spreadshirt is based in the UK and most suited for shipments within Europe.
The WildEarth Spreadshirt shop is here.
Teeprint is based in South Africa and most suited for shipments there.
The WildEarth Teeprint shop is here.
The Cat Report
The Cat Report is a 13-part series produced and created by WildEarth. It features all of your favourite animal characters from Djuma and The Maasai Mara. Presented by James Hendry, Jamie Paterson, Brent Leo Smith, Scott Dyson and Tristan Dicks, this series delves into the lives of the lions, leopards, cheetah and hyena that we have grown to know and love.
If you are a WildEarth fan then this series is an absolute must. Filmed between 2015 and 2018, this fantastic bush soap opera took nine months to produce and edit.
James and Tristan delve into the lives of Djuma’s most famous leopards such as Tingana, Hosana and Thandi whilst Brent, Jamie and Scott spend most of the time in the Maasai Mara with lions such as the Sausage Tree Pride, the famous North Clan of Hyena and Naratoi the Cheetah.
If you have followed WildEarth over the years then you will recognise many stories such as the birth of Waffles cubs and Hosana growing up and learning to fend for himself. This series will be a great journey down memory lane. For those who have not followed WildEarth closely or for that long, these stories are heartwarming and engaging but most importantly: real.
You can get access to those through a once-off purchase of US$49.99. This will give you access to The Cat Report section. Each episode that comes out will have its own chat room so you can organise a watch party with your friends and enjoy it at the same time.
Find out more about The Cat Report and purchase your access here
