Ecoflix is the world’s first non-profit streaming platform dedicated to protecting animals and restoring the natural world.
Through inspiring documentaries, original programmes and partnerships with global charities, Ecoflix transforms storytelling into real-world impact.
From rescuing endanger...

World Animal News, the media arm of Peace 4 Animals, has partnered with Ecoflix, the world’s first nonprofit wildlife streaming platform, to broaden global awareness for animal welfare and conservation. This collaboration merges WAN’s daily reporting with Ecoflix’s powerful reach to elevate impac...

Court Whelan explains why polar bears depend entirely on Arctic sea ice and what happens as that ice disappears. Through an accessible blend of evolution, ecology, and climate science, the film traces how grizzlies became polar bears, how sea-ice ecosystems support seal, and why shrinking ice for...

This is the rescue and rehabilitation story of orphaned bonobo Esake. Esake was rescued by Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary when she was 3 years old.
From our NGO partners https://www.bonobos.org

An introduction to bonobos and the conservation mission of Friends of Bonobos of the Congo, an environmental nonprofit rooted in the belief that love heals and that through education and opportunity we can change the future for the better.
Film by Leon Haberkorn, 2021 Winner of the Boden Internat...

Bonobos are unique among the great apes. They are matriarchal, welcoming to strangers, and share their food. And they resolve conflicts through the "bonobo handshake!" Film provided by Ecoflix NGO partner Friends of Bonobos

Bonobos are an ape that share 99% of their genes with humans, and are only found in the rainforest of the DR Congo.
DR Congo's rainforest is the second largest in the world. The peatland and trees soak up and retain huge amounts of carbon, which would otherwise exacerbate the climate crisis.
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Ecoflix partners with many organisations globally to champion and activate our joint non-profit missions: To save animals and restore the planet. This film explains how and why we support wildlife NGOs from across the globe and how 100% of any donations go straight to an NGO of viewers choosing.
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An 11 year old Narrator and her stepdad's animation (an award winning duo) present a fast paced series of events and misconceptions that lead to the deliberate eradication of the American Red Wolf. It also highlights the negative fallout caused by their absence in the ecosystem. An elementary sch...

In this heartwarming Ecoflix animated short, a young child teaches us that even the smallest action can make a big difference. Inspired by the classic starfish tale, the film celebrates compassion, hope and the power each of us holds to help our planet — one gentle rescue at a time

Filmed by Ian Redmond at the Volcanos National Park in Rwanda

Incredible spitting cobra footage from Botswana

Two scuba divers in Brazil come across a 7-metre-long giant anaconda snake while exploring Brazil's Formosa river

Cape Wolf Snake spotted in Botswana's Okavango Delta

Macaques play on a scooter in Arashiyama, west of Kyoto, Japan

Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a family of elephants swimming across the Chobe River, the border between Namibia and Botswana

Filmed by a drone cameraman extraordinaire off the coast of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

Divers monitoring tiger shark feeding encounter a Humpback whale, off the coast of Oahu

in the waters around Vancouver Island

A troop of Mountain Gorillas resting in Rwanda filmed by conservationist Ian Redmond

An unlikely friendship blossoms between a macaque and a herd of buffalo.

Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a pair of waterbuck chewing on a stick in Chobe National Park, north-east Botswana

Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a group of macaques in Arashiyama, west of Kyoto

Conservationist and cameraman Ian Redmond films a herd of elephants gathered at a waterhole in Chobe National Park, north-east Botswana