Our first workshop in Liberia! 🇱🇷 Children from a school in Nimba were given an incredible talk about protecting chimpanzees by Jenny @liberiachimps & Ranger Grace and workbooks from @BornFreeFDN We're all so proud of the astonishing drawings created by every young artist! 💚

We're so proud to unveil our new artwork in Van Cortlandt Park Learning Garden, NY! Designed by @Janeleemcc it features stunning drawings of species that inhabit VCP by @RiverdaleCS talented students. Enormous thanks to our artists, Riverdale and @vcpalliance

Is this not one of the most adorable hare's you've seen?! 💚 Emmy, Y2 Jarrow Cross Primary created her drawing for our UK Wildlife project in @Janeleemcc Northumbrian Wildlife workshops in March. She has brilliantly captured the shy, timid and cautious nature of hares.

This week @RiverdaleCS is participating in our New York Wildlife workshops with @Janeleemcc We can't wait to see Grade 4 artists drawings! Here's a reminder of our Wild Neighbors campaign video screened on @Nasdaq Tower during Climate Week NYC 2025 🗽🍎

#RefuseToRide Chanchal spent her life carrying the weight of human entertainment, even as her own body was breaking down. After years of being used for rides, enduring immense strain and suffering, her life ended in the very system that failed her. The plight of riding elephants in India is still overlooked, and the violation continues. Riding elephants is not OK. Animal abuse is not OK. Stand with us to end this cycle of exploitation. Sign our petition, ‘Refuse To Ride’, and pledge to say no to elephant rides. Your support can make a difference. Sign the petition here: action.wildlifesos.org/page/…

We're proud to share our incredible Youth Ambassadors Rosie & Mia's reel about their epic trip to the Brazilian Amazon. Check their amazing work volunteering for @Global1stResp medical relief mission and our Amazonian Wildlife project. Thank you Rosie and Mia, we salute you!

We're so proud of the young Brazilian artists who took part in our Amazonian Wildlife workshops run by our amazing youth ambassadors Rosie and Mia for remote communities along the Amazon. We can't wait to see more drawings as our project reaches more communities in the Amazon!

Congratulations to our superstar Youth Ambassadors Rosie & Mia for running our Amazonian Wildlife workshops to over a 100 kids in the Brazilian Amazon so they could draw their local wildlife while waiting for medical treatment. Heartfelt thanks you're AMAZING! TY @Global1stResp

Happy World Bear Day! Portrait of @OBRCRussia orphan bear - detail from Dear Amur Tiger, 2022, blue Biro drawing @Janeleemcc

Our AMAZING Youth Ambassadors Rosie & Mia are in the Amazon volunteering on a medical mission with @GlobalFirstResp & delivering our Amazonian Wildlife workshops to children. They began with a workshop for the volunteer doctors, nurses and dentists. So proud of you R & M

Mother, 2016 Biro drawing on plastic clothes bag #mothersday

Happy Mother's Day! Sending big hugs and love to all non-human and human mum's today 💚

Our California Wildlife prints are on their way to California. Designed by @Janeleemcc they feature beautiful drawings by children from Laguna Beach of SoCal's winged travellers & ground dwelling critters. Learn more about the wildlife via our new page drawingfortheplanet.org/page…

Inspired by Pacific marine life and her beloved Laguna Beach 'Laguna' blue Biro drawing by @Janeleemcc is on display at the California Cool exhibition @LagunaArtMuseum Zoom in to see details of California sea lions, giant Pacific octopus, garibaldi and other sea creatures

20 years of Planet Earth. The series that changed the way we see the world 🌎 💚 From its very first episode, this landmark series set a new standard for wildlife filmmaking, revealing behaviours never seen before and capturing moments once thought impossible to film. Across three groundbreaking series, it introduced filming innovations that transformed natural history television and inspired millions to see our planet differently. Join us in celebrating this extraordinary milestone and find out where to watch the first series where you are 👉 bbcearth.com/shows/planet-ea… #PlanetEarth #DavidAttenborough #PE20

Today we launched our new project 'UK Wildlife' at Jarrow Cross Primary. Our founder @Janeleemcc is running Northumbrian Wildlife workshops with the entire school with pupils drawing local terrestrial, avian & marine species. Excited to share their work soon!

Magical evening @QueensHall chatting to author and fellow nature-lover Charlie Bingham about her brilliant book The Life-Affirming Magic of Birds. Enlightening, honest, witty, moving and so much more - take flight with Charlie and grab a copy of her book from bookstores now!

Happy Valentine's Day! With love from all at DftP 💕 Lovebirds, parakeets and parrots by young artists from across the world 🌎

Our nature-loving friend and author Charlie Bingham is in conversation with @Janeleemcc at @QueensHall 25 February 7.30pm chatting about her magical, moving and illuminating book 'The Life-Affirming Magic of Birds' Tickets available via Queen’s Hall: queenshall.co.uk/whats-on/th…

A hedgehog *out in the open* in the day is in serious trouble and needs urgent help. Always. No exceptions. Any size. Any time. Hedgehogs are nocturnal prey animals, they have no defences in the daytime, it's deadly dangerous for them. They are designed to hunt at night, to navigate and catch insects in the dark, occupying a specific ecological niche. They are not adapted to withstand high temperatures, and their shape means they would rapidly dehydrate during daylight hours. They are nocturnal animals. So they don't come out in the day simply because they're hungry, or lost, or disturbed, or to move nests, or for any other trivial reason. They come out in the day because it's warmer than the night and they are feeling cold. Deadly cold. They're feeling cold because they're so sick they're starting to die, and hypothermia is a stage of dying. Blood has been redirected to the vital organs, keeping them alive as long as possible, leaving the limbs feeling cold. If you see a hedgehog like this, out in the open, in the day time, no matter how 'well' he looks, it is an emergency. Please take them to a rescue (never a vet) URGENTLY.