Conservation & Wildlife Film Projects
Here you can explore a selection of recent conservation and wildlife film projects. Each piece is built around clear storytelling, patient fieldwork and natural sound, showing real habitats, real species and the people working to protect them.
Featured Conservation Films
These examples show the style and approach I bring to conservation filmmaking. The aim is clear storytelling, natural sound and calm, observational footage that charities, trusts and environmental organisations can use for websites, talks, events and funding communication. This is the type of work I produce for organisations looking to explain their impact in a simple, visual way.
Wildlife Sequences & Short Studies
Alongside full conservation films, I create shorter wildlife sequences and habitat studies. These focus on natural behaviour, seasonal change and the wider ecology of rivers, canals, wetlands and surrounding landscapes.
Filming Approach
Living full-time on a narrowboat puts me inside the habitats I film. It means I can return to locations across seasons, watch patterns develop and film with minimal disturbance. Each project combines this slow, observational approach with a clear, structured edit that is easy to use in talks, online and at events.
How Organisations Use These Films
Clients use these films to:
Explain restoration and conservation work to the public and stakeholders. Support funding bids and grant reporting. Engage volunteers and local communities. Provide visual interpretation at events and exhibitions. Share project updates across web and social channels.
Commission a New Project
If you need a conservation film or wildlife-led project for your charity, trust or environmental organisation, I can help shape the brief and plan a realistic scope around your habitat, timeline and budget.