Photo: Isak Pretorius

"Prints for Wildlife isn't just a fundraiser, it's a community of photographers coming together and taking action for conservation."

Pie Aerts & Marion Payr, Co-Founders of Prints for Wildlife.

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The fundraiser

Prints for Wildlife is a fundraiser for wildlife & nature conservation that has raised over 2.1 million USD since 2020. Over 200 photographers have joined for one goal - to give back to nature & support conservation. By purchasing limited edition photographic prints you can support the cause.

  • The success

    Since 2020 we have raised over 2.1 million USD through the sales of limited edition photographic prints. Each year the sale only lasts for one month, so you have to be quick not to miss it.

  • The impact

    100% of the proceeds (after printing and handling) goes directly to our conservation non-profit partners. The money is used on the ground to support wildlife & nature conservation and communities.

  • The result

    Thanks to people like you - who care for nature, conservation and communities - we can support critical work in times of crisis.

    Read more about the cause 

FAQ

What percentage of sales is donated?

100% of proceeds after printing and handling go directly to our conservation non-profit partners. In 2025 the print sale benefits Conservation International. You can read more about the cause here.

Each image has been donated by photographers around the world, and often offered at a significantly lower price than usual.

I am a photographer and want to donate a photo to be printed.

The open call for the 2025 edition has ended on 21st of July this year.

If you want to take part in any upcoming new editions, please follow us @printsforwildlife on Instagram and watch out for the next open call.

Please don't send us emails or DMs, as we are being deluged with requests.

You can check the open call entries via the Hashtag #printsforwildlife2025. The winners of the 2025 open call have been selected and photographers were informed already.

If you haven't heard from us, we're very sorry that your photo hasn't been selected for this year's edition. This could be due to a variety of factors, such as the image style or the species featured, but we truly appreciate the effort and creativity you put into your work. We value your support and hope to see more of your work soon.