Ecoflix

Imagine a subscription channel where your monthly fee goes directly to helping the animals that you are watching. That’s where Ecoflix comes in. You can join the first not-for-profit streaming channel dedicated to saving animals and the planet. 100% of your membership fees go to an NGO chosen by you! Via our programming, our primary goal is to educate, inspire and support meaningful actions which will deliver a tangible, measurable difference to help save animals and restore the planet. At the same time, we aim to become the most trusted, ‘go-to’ media source for information, science and inspiration on climate change, whilst performing a crucially active role in saving animals and stabilizing the planet. You can join from just $3.99/month. Ecoflix.com

Huge thanks to our partner NGOs Elephant Nature Park, Save Elephant Foundation and TrunksUp for their work since the floods at Elephant Nature Park, and for the support provided by all of those who donated. We are honoured to be able to be in partnership with NGOs that do this incredible work. You can help SEF continue their work by signing up to Ecoflix and choosing SEF as your preferred NGO. That way, 100% of your annual subscription will be donated directly to them and these wonderful elephants. Head to Ecoflix.com - the world’s first non-profit streaming channel dedicated to saving animals and the planet. 📸 TrunksUp Sign up here https://lnkd.in/e4GzF_ib

Big thanks to our partner NGO, Hopefield Animal Sanctuary & Visitor Centre for this heartwarming story. “Evie the muntjac deer has moved into her new home! She arrived earlier this year at just 4 weeks old, and needed bottle feeding from Lianne to help her grow big and strong 🍼 Muntjac deer are an invasive species in the UK and cannot be released back into the wild, which means we need a special license to keep her safe at the sanctuary - we sent off the application for this earlier this week now that her enclosure is finished. Huge thank you to Best Equine & Agricultural Fencing for doing an amazing job as always! 🚜 We think her zoomies are a sign of her happiness in her new space 🥰” You can help Hopefield Animal Sanctuary to continue doing this great work! If you select Hopefield Animal Sanctuary as your chosen NGO, you can know that 100% of your monthly subscription with Ecoflix will be directly donated to them ♥️

NEW from our Head of Conservation, Ian Redmond. Since the 1980s, Ian Redmond has been researching an unusual and endangered #elephant population in the Mount Elgon area. This population, of which the matriarch Kali is a member, consists of savannah elephants that have adapted to living in the mountain forests. They are now isolated after humans took their surrounding habitat away from them. The animals seek out hidden caves at night to chisel mineral-rich volcanic rock off the walls with their tusks, thereby expanding these subterranean salt mines into enormous chambers. This underground behaviour is unique among elephants. What is behind this mysterious mining activity? https://lnkd.in/ehndjj7B

NOW LIVE on Ecoflix with Snow Leopard Trust ❄️ Living with Snow Leopards, Dolma and Chodon Dolma and Chodon live with their families in the high Himalayan village of Kibber India a population of roughly 450 people. Their families depend on their livestock to survive. What concerns them is when their animals fall prey to the stealthy predator, the snow leopard. Retaliatory killing is the number one threat to this endangered cat. This story explores the struggles and solutions they have found to a more peaceful co-existence with snow leopards. Dolma and Chodon as women in the the community, have now earned the respect and support in Kibber and are now asked to particpate as decision makers in the community meetings. They are now recognized as conservation leaders and have created ways for other women in the village to engage in conservation practices conserving wildlife and landscapes in Asia. Directed by Gayle Podrabsky. With Subtitles. https://lnkd.in/dMUtxpFX

NEW from our Head of Conservation, Ian Redmond. Since the 1980s, Ian Redmond has been researching an unusual and endangered #elephant population in the Mount Elgon area. This population, of which the matriarch Kali is a member, consists of savannah elephants that have adapted to living in the mountain forests. They are now isolated after humans took their surrounding habitat away from them. The animals seek out hidden caves at night to chisel mineral-rich volcanic rock off the walls with their tusks, thereby expanding these subterranean salt mines into enormous chambers. This underground behaviour is unique among elephants. What is behind this mysterious mining activity? https://lnkd.in/ehndjj7B

Watch the Ecoflix production Wildlife on the Edge at the Newport Beach Film Festival Oct 22, 2024. Exec producer David Casslemam and Peter von Puttkamer (Director). https://lnkd.in/gDKHFZMZ

Thanks to our NGO partner Liberia Chimp Reacue for these inspiring stories. If you select LCRP as your chosen NGO, 100% of your Ecoflix subscription will go direct to them to help the continuation of this amazing work ♥️. IMPORTANT NOTE: The chimpanzees at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection's sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the illegal bushmeat and pet trades. Their mothers were tragically killed. Thanks to our dedicated team, these individuals are rehabilitated so they can thrive with other chimpanzees in a natural and safe environment for their lifetimes. Please support our work rescuing chimpanzees in need and keeping wild chimps wild. https://lnkd.in/emeckdix LCPR also have an emergency fund looking for donations which can be found via their website https://lnkd.in/gP67zWvM

Interested in #gorillas and how they compare to humans? My first Ecoflix Primate Podcast is now available on YouTube - greatly enjoyed swapping stories with Prof Gillian Forrester, whose new ground-breaking research looks at how ex-captive apes deal with the challenges of rehabilitation into their natural habitat. https://lnkd.in/dF9qB76A

Ecoflix works closely with Wildlife SOS to tell the stories of the impact they have on rescuing animals. We are honoured to have this partnership and you can learn more about their great work on Ecoflix, including many Ecoflix Original stories that follow rescue missions. https://lnkd.in/gMT4S43r Debbie H. #animalrescue